US Cremonese secured an important win against Padova and now looks ahead to their next two scheduled matches. According to ESPN data, the grey-reds beat Padova 3-1 on Sunday, September 6, 2026 at the Giovanni Zini, with a brace from Federico Bonazzoli and a goal from Adin Licina.
How did Cremonese beat Padova
The match against Padova saw a lightning start from Cremonese. Federico Bonazzoli opened the scoring after just 60 seconds, while Adin Licina doubled the lead in the 5th minute. Bonazzoli then scored his second goal early in the second half, setting the final score at 3-1 after Padova's temporary goal from Marco Pompetti. The victory ended a negative streak for the Cremona team, which has a record of one win and two losses in the first three league games, placing them 13th with 3 points. You can check all the team data on our dedicated stats page.
The team showed reactivity in attack, but the defense has conceded five goals in three matches, for a -2 goal difference. Goalkeeper Andrea Fulignati has yet to keep a clean sheet this season. These numbers will need to improve in the upcoming double away fixture.
What to expect from the match against LR Vicenza
The next match on the schedule for US Cremonese is an away game against LR Vicenza on November 8. Fox Sports data shows that Vicenza, twelfth in the standings, averages 1.7 goals scored and 2.3 goals conceded per game. Cremonese, on the other hand, scores an average of one goal per game but concedes 1.7. The direct clash will see Vicenza's defensive solidity, which has conceded more goals, against Cremonese's attack led by Bonazzoli, currently the team's top scorer with two goals.
The match will be played at the Stadio Romeo Menti and represents an opportunity for Cremonese to gain points away from home. The team will have to do without midfielder David Stückler, currently injured, as indicated on the injuries list. The updated Serie B standings are always available in our standings section.
What are the stats ahead of Cesena vs Cremonese
On September 13, Cremonese will face Cesena in another away match. Preliminary data from ESPN.ph indicates that Cesena averages 1.33 goals scored per game, compared to Cremonese's 1.00. The grey-red defense averages 1.67 goals conceded. A significant statistic is the shot on target percentage: Cesena hits the target 56% of the time, Cremonese only 40%.
The match against Cesena will be a test for the team's scoring ability. After these two away games, the schedule includes a break before the next official commitment, which will be the away match against Pisa, sixth in the table, on October 17. The full match schedule can be consulted in the fixtures section.
Cremona's team therefore has an intense period ahead, with the aim of climbing the table and recovering the six-point gap from the top occupied by Palermo. Bonazzoli's brace against Padova is a positive signal for the attack, which will need to be confirmed in the upcoming outings.
