Südtirol vs Modena prediction, odds and how to watch

Benevento rescued a draw through a 90th-minute Francesco Salvemini penalty after Silvio Merkaj had put Südtirol ahead, but the stats tell a story of a home side that should have won this game and did not deserve to be chasing it.

Südtirol edged a tightly contested Serie B opener against Virtus Entella thanks to a 90th-minute goal, winning despite being second-best for large portions of the match. The result raises clear questions about what Entella's coaches need to address on the road.

Modena came from behind to beat Benevento 2-1 in Serie B, with both away goals arriving within eleven minutes of two double substitutions that shifted the structure of the contest entirely. It is the kind of tactical detail that does not always make the headlines, but it tells you everything about how this game was won.

Modena have been genuinely difficult to beat at home this season, but Empoli travel to the Stadio Braglia having already won their opening Serie B fixture and carrying the confidence of a side with nothing to fear on the road.

Arezzo open their home account in Serie B against a Südtirol side with a deeply troubling away record. The structural patterns here point in one clear direction.

Südtirol host Modena at the Druso on Saturday looking to build on a solid defensive start to the 2026/27 Serie B campaign, but their visitors arrive having already claimed three points of their own and carrying a consistent goal-scoring pattern that will test the home structure.

Modena host Avellino in Serie B on Sunday with a clear home advantage in form, but Avellino arrive carrying a long-term injury concern and a dreadful record on the road.

Südtirol have not won in ten attempts and are leaking goals at an alarming rate. Catanzaro arrive in the Alps with genuine away form and a point to prove. This one has proper chaos written all over it.