Modena vs Mantova 1-1

Modena and Mantova drew 1-1 after each side had a spell on top, with Andrea Belotti's opener and Matteo Spinacce's late equaliser deciding the scoreline. Mantova's late response denied Modena a home win.

The first half produced no goals, although Mantova survived a VAR check on Nicolo Radaelli in the 24th minute when his red card was cancelled. Radaelli was booked in the 26th minute, Simone Trimboli followed in the 34th, and Mantova made four changes at the break. The interval arrived at 0-0.

Modena went ahead in the 52nd minute when Belotti scored from Giuseppe Ambrosino's pass for 1-0. The hosts then withdrew Alessandro Bianco in the 62nd minute and Belotti in the 70th, while Mantova kept pressing after their half-time reshuffle and brought on Vanja Vlahovic in the 79th. Spinacce levelled in the 84th minute, turning in Davide Bragantini's assist after both had come off the bench in the 45th minute, and the visitors held on through the closing stages.

Modena had 53% of possession and 441 passes to Mantova's 388, but Mantova had more shots, 12 to 10, more on target, 3 to 2, and all 7 corners. Modena's xG was 1.33 to Mantova's 0.64, while Modena also had 2 offsides, 2 saves and 14 fouls compared with Mantova's 0 offsides, 1 save and 23 fouls.

Modena were shown 3 yellow cards, for Alessandro Bianco in the 47th minute, Antonio Imputato in the 66th and Gastón Brugman in the 81st. Mantova had 2 bookings, for Nicolo Radaelli in the 26th minute and Simone Trimboli in the 34th, after Radaelli's red card review was overturned.