Pisa vs Cremonese

General Expert Overview

The upcoming fixture between Pisa and Cremonese on May 13, 2025, promises to be a tactically contested game. Both teams display strong defensive structures with a slightly offensive edge for Pisa, reflected by their average of 1.76 goals scored versus 0.91 conceded. The match projects an average total of 2.68 goals, suggesting dynamic play and a fair level of attacking threat from each side. The match trend leans towards a controlled game with relatively low card counts, indicated by the 2.35 yellow cards per game and an insignificant red card average. This climate hints at a disciplined clash with good goal-scoring scenarios, especially as both teams are anticipated to find the net across different phases of the game.

Home Team To Score In 2nd Half: 82.00

Pisa’s offensive pattern in the latter stages suggests a high likelihood (82%) of breaching Cremonese’s defense after halftime. Their ability to maintain attacking pressure deep into matches is notable, and Cremonese may struggle to preserve a clean sheet in the final 45 minutes, particularly if they fatigue or shift to a more defensive posture.

Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half: 76.00

With 76% probability, it is anticipated that at least one side will keep a clean sheet through the opening half. Both clubs tend to emphasize solid foundations at the start, opting for risk minimization which leads to cautious first half play and reduced likelihood of both teams scoring before halftime.

Away Team To Score In 2nd Half: 71.00

Cremonese is expected to grow into the game and presents a 71% chance to find the net after halftime. This aligns with Pisa’s moderate conceding rate (0.91/game), possibly arising from tactical openness as the game progresses and both teams push for decisive moments.

Over 1.5 Goals: 71.00

With the average total goals projected at 2.68, there’s a strong chance (71%) the match sees at least two goals. Both Pisa and Cremonese have shown capacity to generate and convert opportunities, which should lead to multiple goal events.

Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half: 74.00

Despite second half scoring probability for both sides, a 74% expectation sits with at least one team failing to score post-intermission. This can be attributed to late-match tactical adjustments or defensive solidity as fatigue sets in.

Over 0.5 Goals HT: 62.00

There is a 62% likelihood of at least one goal in the first half, which dovetails with the attacking quality of both sides and reflects recent form of finding early breakthroughs—albeit not reliably from both teams each half.

Over 2.5 Goals: 62.00

The probability (62%) that the match will feature at least three goals is supported by the offensive output of both clubs and tactical profiles conducive to open play, particularly if an early goal opens the game.

Home Team To Score In 1st Half: 59.00

Pisa has a 59% chance of netting before the break, illustrating their appetite to make fast starts at home. This ability to create early pressure may pay off, especially considering their favorable home scoring margins.

Under 5.5 Cards: 62.00

Card discipline should be maintained, with a 62% probability for fewer than six cards—mirroring both teams’ overall calm approach and relatively low historical yellow and red card counts.

First Goal Between Minute 0-29: 56.00

Slightly more than half of similar contests feature the opening goal within half an hour, underlining the intent to seize early initiative and potentially shape match tempo from the start.

Both Teams To Score: 56.00

The chance of both sides scoring (56%) suits the profiles here—both have quality in the final third and each are susceptible to conceding, especially as the game becomes more stretched or tactical adjustments are made.

Over 2.5 BTTS: 53.00

For higher scoring with both teams contributing, there is a 53% likelihood—a figure that dovetails with overall goal expectancy and each club’s dynamic attacking philosophy.

Last Goal 73+ Minutes: 53.00 & Goal In Last 15 Minutes: 53.00

Late drama is likely, with a 53% probability for a goal after the 73rd minute and in the match’s final quarter-hour. As tactical gambles increase and fresh legs are introduced, clashes such as these often produce deciding moments late on.

Over 4.5 Cards: 53.00

While the overall card average is subdued, a 53% probability suggests that the match intensity or late-game tension might push towards a higher card count, potentially around five cards.

Away Team Not To Score In 1st Half: 53.00

Cremonese faces a 53% chance of failing to find the net in the opening 45 minutes, indicative of Pisa’s defensive stability at home and the visitors’ possible preference for a cautious start on the road.

Additional Expert Predictions

• Correct Score Prediction: Pisa 2-1 Cremonese – A close contest with both teams finding the net, Pisa’s late drive could prove decisive.
• Likely Player to Score: Pisa’s leading striker has shown strong home form and is well-placed to make an impact, particularly in the second half.
• Most Likely Period For Goals: The game’s last 30 minutes, when tactical risks and fatigue open up opportunities.
• Discipline Watch: Despite likely higher stakes, expect refereeing to keep card counts modest, unless match scenario turns heated late.