Sudtirol host Modena on 12 September 2026 at 16:00 in Serie B's fourth round. Sudtirol have started the season unbeaten across three matches, conceding just one goal and keeping clean sheets in both home games. Modena won their first two fixtures but stumbled at home against Avellino last time out, losing 0-1. The pick is Sudtirol to win.
Form and H2H
Sudtirol's last ten at home reads three wins, six draws, one loss, averaging 0.86 goals for and 0.50 against. They've built their campaign on a rigid 3-5-2 shape centred on defensive discipline: three centre-backs lock down the pitch, and the team absorbs pressure before hitting on the counter through quick wingers. Manager Davide Possanzini rotates his bench ruthlessly; both goals in round three came from substitutes.
Modena's away record over ten matches shows four wins, one draw, five losses, averaging 1.36 goals for and 0.79 against. They control possession in a 4-3-3 but struggle to break down compact defences at home. On the road they operate with more space and sharper tempo, using Giuseppe Ambrosino and Giacomo Olzer to launch quick attacks. They scored five goals across wins over Benevento and Cremonese away.
Head-to-head favours Sudtirol: they won 2-0 in March 2021 and 2-1 in November 2020, though Modena took both meetings in 2022 by 2-0 scorelines. Four of the last five encounters finished with two goals or fewer.
Best Bet
Sudtirol to win. The hosts have not lost at home this season and have conceded only once across all three rounds. Modena's defensive frailty at home—they lost to Avellino—combined with Sudtirol's clean-sheet record and the absence of Hamza El-Kaoakibi (knee injury) for the visitors suggests the home side will control this match. Sudtirol's centre-back Andrea Giorgini has returned to form and dominates set-piece situations. Modena are missing Alessandro Cersanti, their ball-winning midfielder, though Andrea Belotti may debut soon. The home advantage and Sudtirol's unbeaten start make them the stronger proposition.
Odds to Watch
Under 2.5 goals is worth monitoring. Sudtirol conceded only one goal in three rounds and posted Under 2.5 in all three matches. Modena's defensive record at home is shaky, but Sudtirol's low-block approach and patience in attack typically produces tight scorelines. The last five meetings between these sides saw four finish with two goals or fewer. Sudtirol's profit trend on the draw stands at +11.33 over recent cycles, suggesting backing the draw carries historical edge, though their unbeaten home form points to either a win or a low-scoring stalemate.


















