Südtirol vs Reggiana: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 27 Sep '25)

Brace yourselves, ladies and gentlemen, for a clash of titans—or perhaps a friendly tea party on a soccer field—at the Stadio Druso in Italy on Saturday, September 27, 2025! The two illustrious teams, Südtirol and Reggiana, have locked horns in their last three tête-à-têtes, resulting in Südtirol snagging two delightful victories, one nail-biting draw, and leaving Reggiana without a celebratory win. The most recent showdown was a home-game triumph for Südtirol on February 2, 2025, where they waltzed away with a 2-0 victory.

Momentum-wise, Südtirol is sashaying into this matchup following a 2-2 twirl with Frosinone. Meanwhile, Reggiana arrives after a stalemate tango, 0-0, with Juve Stabia. In the rollercoaster ride that is their domestic league, Südtirol find themselves in a not-too-shabby 8th place, while Reggiana tackles the family ladder from the 9th position. It’s a neck-and-neck race up the standings, folks!

When it comes to individual performances, the spotlight is on Südtirol's S. Merkaj, who’s been hobnobbing with the top scorer title this season, boasting 2 goals. Reggiana's M. Marras, meanwhile, is the resident assistant extraordinaire with a record-breaking single assist. Not to mention, keep your eyes on Südtirol's virtuosos like Daniele Casiraghi (7.7), Hamza El Kaouakibi (7.38), and Raphael Kofler (7.05). Reggiana’s maestros, leading the pack with Edoardo Motta (8.4), Tobías Reinhart (7.53), and Manuel Marras (7.47), are ready for some showstopping performances too!

When it comes to playing keep-away, Südtirol has been quite generous with their average possession of 37%, while Reggiana hoards the ball with 47%. The corner kicks have Südtirol averaging 4.5 leaps to the corners, with Reggiana pulling off a slick 5 corners per match. But cards, my friends, we're talking cards! Südtirol holds a bouquet of yellow cards totaling 7, with zero spicy reds and one wayward penalty goal. Meanwhile, Reggiana's discipline story involves a single yellow card and one penalty tango.

So, when analyzing this soccer symphony, and given all these dazzling stats, it looks like Südtirol might just waltz away with another victory. But remember, in the fantastic world of football, the ball is round, and anything can happen!