Venezia v Como

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Sunday 9 May 2027

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15:00 Local Time

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Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo • 

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Venezia FC is a professional football club based in Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo1, Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo3, founded in 1907 and known for its distinctive orange, black and green colors. The club competes in Serie B, Italy’s second-tier league, after its 2024–25 Serie A campaign. Venezia’s greatest domestic honor is winning the Coppa Italia in 1940–41, while its history also includes several promotions and successful seasons in Serie B. Notable players associated with the club include Uruguayan star Álvaro Recoba, who played for Venezia during its late-1990s Serie A period, and Italian forward Paolo Poggi. In recent years, the team has also featured international players such as Gianluca Busio and Joel Pohjanpalo. Venezia plays its home matches at Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo, situated on the island of Sant’Elena in the Venetian lagoon. Opened in 1913, the stadium is one of Italy’s oldest football grounds still in use by a professional club and is known for its distinctive setting, with supporters reaching it by boat or on foot. The club’s unique city identity, historic cup triumph and waterfront home make Venezia FC a notable name in Italian football.

Como 1907 is a professional football club based in Coppa Italia5, Lombardy, on the shores of Lake Coppa Italia5. Founded in 1907, the team plays its home matches at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, a lakeside stadium with a capacity of around 13,600. Coppa Italia5 returned to Italy’s top flight in 2024 after finishing second in Serie B during the 2023–24 season, ending a 21-year absence from Serie A. The club has won the Serie B title four times, most recently in 2001–02, and has also earned promotion through lower divisions in Italian football. In Serie A, Coppa Italia5 competes against the country’s leading clubs, with league position and cup progress shaping each season. The squad has featured Italian forward Patrick Cutrone, a product of AC Milan’s academy, alongside international players such as Spanish midfielder Sergi Roberto and Argentine talent Nico Paz. Former Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo4 international Cesc Fàbregas, who played for Coppa Italia5 before moving into coaching, has helped guide the club’s recent development. With its historic identity, scenic home ground and renewed presence in Serie A, Coppa Italia5 is one of Italian football’s notable modern promotion stories.