Pisa secured a clean sweep of three points at Stadio Romeo Menti, beating Juventus Stabia 3-0 in the third round of Serie B. The visitors controlled the tempo from the start, opening the scoring just before the break and never looking like relinquishing their advantage. Stabia, still searching for consistency after three games, found themselves trailing by three goals at full-time.
Arturo Calabresi gave Pisa the lead in the 42nd minute, a moment that shifted the momentum entirely. The first half ended in confusion for the hosts: Andrea Petagna missed a penalty in stoppage time, and Mehdi Léris had a goal cancelled by VAR moments later. By then the visitors had already built a cushion, and the pattern of the match was set.
Pisa doubled their advantage after the interval. Matteo Tramoni added a second in the 68th minute, and Francesco Coppola, with Simone Canestrelli's goal confirmed by VAR, sealed the victory with an 80th-minute strike. Stabia made several changes in an attempt to respond, but the deficit proved too deep to climb out of.
The statistics tell the story of a match where possession meant little without penetration. Stabia held 62 per cent of the ball and attempted 499 passes, yet created only one big chance. Pisa, with 38 per cent possession, registered four big chances and finished with a higher shot accuracy. Ten shots on target for Stabia yielded nothing, while seven on target for Pisa produced three goals.
The result leaves Pisa sixth in the table on six points, a position that reflects their two wins from three outings. Stabia remain 19th with a single point from three games, a stand that mirrors their recent form: a solitary victory against Sampdoria, followed by defeats to Palermo, Frozinone, and now Pisa.
