Preview
The force is strong with Treviso at home. That is a fact the numbers do not hide. Eleven wins from twenty home games, a points average of 1.85 per match, and twelve clean sheets in those twenty fixtures. Something solid has been built on this ground, and the last five matches confirm it: two wins, three draws, no defeats. The 0–0 against Giana Erminio on 4 October and the 0–0 against Desenzano Calvina on 21 September show a side that can shut the door, while the 2–1 over PRO Vercelli on 13 September and the 1–0 at Renate on 27 September show the edge to get the job done.
Ospitaletto, meanwhile, travels with a different story. Four wins, nine draws, seven losses from twenty away games. A points average of 1.05. Six clean sheets in twenty. The away record is a sea of draws, and the recent form, while not poor — two wins, two draws, one loss in the last five — does not carry the weight of the home numbers. The 2–0 at Novara on 26 September and the 2–2 at Athletic Carpi on 17 September show they can score on the road, but the away record remains thin overall.
The head-to-head is blank. No meetings on record. So we lean on what the numbers tell us: Treviso's home record is the stronger side of this equation. They score 1.3 per game at home and concede 0.8. Ospitaletto score 1.05 away and concede 1.15. The gap is not enormous, but it is real, and it points one way.
The counter-argument is this: Ospitaletto's recent form is not broken. They have scored 1.7 per game in their last ten matches, and only one of those ten saw them fail to score. The 3–0 over Juventus U23 on 13 September and the 2–0 at Novara show a side that can find the net. And the draw at 3.0, with Ospitaletto's nine away draws in twenty, is a live possibility. The market prices the draw at 33.33%, and that is not unreasonable given the away record's tendency toward level scores.
But the weight of evidence — Treviso unbeaten in five, the home record's 11 wins, the scoring and conceding averages — tilts the balance. The market offers 2.3 for the home win at 43.48% implied. My reading of the form and the venue records puts Treviso's chance closer to 48%. That is a small but honest edge, and the numbers back it.
Key Points:
- Treviso are unbeaten in their last five matches (2W 3D 0L) and hold 11 wins from 20 home games at 1.85 points per game
- Ospitaletto's away record is 4W 9D 7L in 20 games, with 1.05 points per game and 1.15 conceded per game
- No head-to-head meetings on record; the venue records and recent form carry the weight
- Treviso score 1.3 per game at home and concede 0.8; Ospitaletto score 1.05 away and concede 1.15
- The draw at 3.0 is a live option given Ospitaletto's nine away draws in twenty, but the home win carries the stronger case
The wise choice, young one, is to trust the ground. Treviso home win.


