👉 What is the recommended bet for Pisa vs Sassuolo?

The prediction and betting suggestion for Pisa vs Sassuolo, on January 31, 2026, according to the analysis written by our experts, is: Under 2.5 goals ⇒ bet available at Bet365.

👉 In which stadium will Pisa vs Sassuolo be played?

The Pisa vs Sassuolo match on January 31, 2026, will take place in Pisa, Arena Garibaldi - Stadio Romeo Anconetani.

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Pisa vs Sassuolo Prediction – Serie A

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Here you will find the best prediction for Pisa vs Sassuolo for Serie A, along with an analysis of the match and betting tips.

Read below our detailed analysis of both teams, including recent performance and key statistics from their last games to provide the best prediction for this match between Pisa and Sassuolo.

Pisa

January 31, 2026 – 14::00
Serie A TIM
2025/2026
Regular Season – Round 23

Sassuolo

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Pisa vs Sassuolo

The best prediction for
Pisa vs Sassuolo in the Serie A is under 2.5 goals. It is certain that both teams are experiencing somewhat different phases; however, they share a commonality in the number of goals scored in their encounters. Notably, the “Under 2.5 Goals” market has been successful in 91% of Pisa’s home games. This indicates a match likely dominated by the home side, yet with few scoring opportunities.

Best prediction for Pisa vs Sassuolo

Under 1.5 goals in the first half (live betting tip)
Less than 3.5 goals (live betting tip, double or triple)
Under 3.0 Asian goals (riskier prediction)

Match prediction for Pisa vs Sassuolo

The teams Pisa and Sassuolo meet at the Arena Garibaldi – Stadio Romeo Anconetani, in a match for the 23rd round of Serie A TIM. The last time these two teams faced each other in this league, they drew (2-2) on November 24, 2025. The recent head-to-head record between these teams indicates a complete balance, with 1 draw and 1 win for each side in their last 3 matches. In this game, the home factor may play an important role, as Pisa shows significant differences in results achieved at home versus away.

Pisa Analysis

After 1 win, 11 draws, and 10 losses, the home team is currently in 20th place with 14 points. In their last match, they lost to Inter (6-2); prior to that, they drew at home against Atalanta (1-1). This team is affected by the home factor, showing stronger performances in front of their fans, as in their last 30 matches they recorded 8 draws and 7 losses away, scoring 16 goals and conceding 31, compared to 3 wins, 5 draws, and 7 losses at home, with 9 goals scored and 17 conceded. In the league, Pisa has earned 7 points from 30 possible, with 1 win, 4 draws, and 5 losses in their last 10 home games.

In this competition, they have not won any of their last 11 games. The most common halftime result at home has been 0-0, which occurred in 9 of their 11 league matches. Their defensive solidity has not been strong, as they have conceded at least one goal in each of their last 10 league games. At home, their matches tend to have fewer goals, with 10 of their last 11 league games ending with less than 2.5 goals. In 22 league games, they have never managed to turn around the score in the 12 games where they conceded the first goal. A notable trend in their last 11 home matches in the league is that they conceded 5 of their 11 goals between the 76th and 90th minutes.

Pisa enters this match demotivated after a heavy defeat of 6-2 against Inter, which ended their two consecutive draws in Serie A; their team’s goals were scored by Stefano Moreo (2). The home team typically plays in a 4-3-3 tactical system, which offers good balance between defense and attack. In attack, the home club relies on Henrik Wendel Meister, Matteo Tramoni, and Stefano Moreo to lead the offensive front. In midfield, Marius Marin stands out as the team’s conductor, primarily responsible for dictating the game’s tempo and driving the offensive plays. Missing this game are Arturo Calabresi, suspended, as well as Adrian Semper, Daniel Denoon, Mateus Lusuardi, Juan Cuadrado, Raúl Albiol, and Calvin Stengs, all injured.

Confirmed lineup: Simone Scuffet, Simone Canestrelli, Francesco Coppola, Arturo Calabresi, Matteo Tramoni, Michel Aebischer, Stefano Moreo, Malthe Højholt, Marius Marin, Idrissa Touré, Samuele Angori.
Coach: L. D’Angelo.

Sassuolo Analysis

After 7 wins, 5 draws, and 10 losses, the away team is in 10th place with 26 points. In their last match, they won against Cremonese at home (1-0) after previously losing away against Napoli (1-0). This is a team that maintains performance when playing away from their stadium, as in their last 30 matches they recorded 4 wins, 5 draws, and 6 losses away; compared to 6 wins, 2 draws, and 7 losses at home. In their last 10 away matches in the league, Sassuolo has 3 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losses, earning 12 points from 30 possible. In their league away games, the most common halftime result has been 0-0 (5 out of 11 matches). Their defensive solidity has not been strong either, as they have conceded goals in 9 of their last 10 league games. In 22 league matches, they have only managed 1 comeback after conceding first in 13 occasions. A highlight period in their last 11 away matches in this competition is that they scored 6 of their 12 goals between the 61st and 75th minutes.

Sassuolo enters this match with a win, 1-0, against Cremonese, ending a streak of three consecutive losses in Serie A; the only goal was scored by Alieu Fadera. The visiting team opts for a tactical setup of 4-3-3, which allows for a good balance between defense and attack. Offensively, Sassuolo relies on Alieu Fadera, Luca Moro, and Armand Laurienté to lead the attacking front. As they push forward, the away team seeks to exploit the right flank intensively, utilizing the speed and capability of Sebastian Walukiewicz to create dangerous plays and challenge the rival defense. Missing from this game are Daniel Boloca, Edoardo Pieragnolo, and Fali Candé, all injured.

Confirmed lineup: Arijanet Murić, Sebastian Walukiewicz, Josh Doig, Jay Idzes, Tarik Muharemović, Ismaël Koné, Luca Lipani, Nemanja Matic, Luca Moro, Alieu Fadera, Armand Laurienté.
Coach: A. Dionisi.