Spezia vs Sampdoria: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 30 Nov '25)

The stage is set for a gripping performance at the Stadio Alberto Picco in Italy, where the characters of Spezia and Sampdoria will take the field on Sunday, November 30, 2025. We expect a showdown not unlike a thrilling drama with comedic overtones, orchestrated on a turf stage. The players of Spezia have been keeping their drama alive by winning two out of the last three head-to-head performances, only awarding Sampdoria the chance to settle for a solitary tie. Their latest act on August 18, 2025, saw Spezia outwitting Sampdoria 1-1, which, considering they're the home team, seems like they won in their own special way.

Both teams have been crafting their theatrical storylines through the season. Entering the fray, Spezia, despite their creative flair, suffered a tragic 1-4 loss to Mantova in their last match. Meanwhile, Sampdoria had their script flipped with a 1-3 loss to Venezia. A comedy of errors, indeed. In the grand pecking order of Serie B, Spezia finds themselves in the 19th position, trying to avoid a Shakespearean tragedy, while Sampdoria sits in 20th, almost sounding like they're part of a black-and-white silent film.

Player performance stats give us more backstage insights: Sampdoria, watch out for G. Lapadula; he's been the tireless playwright for Spezia, scoring three goals this season. On the other hand, Spezia should keep a monocled eye on O. Abildgaard, who connects the dots with two assists as if he's painting a Van Gogh for Sampdoria. Spotlight ratings for Spezia include Salvatore Esposito dazzling at 7.7, Giuseppe Aurelio gracing us with a 6.95, and Diego Mascardi capturing attention with 6.86. For Sampdoria's performance art, Oliver Abildgaard shines at 7.02, with Simone Pafundi and Alex Ferrari carefully excelling at 6.94 and 6.9, respectively — their own trio of musketeers!

A glance at possession stats reveals Spezia, holding 44.08% of the ball, prefers to flirt with possession rather than commit. Sampdoria, at 49.42%, plays hard-to-get, keeping the spectators guessing. Corner kicks? Spezia averages 4.23 a game, while Sampdoria slightly edges the romance with an average of 4.67. Both teams seem to enjoy collecting cards as memorabilia, with Spezia having a showy 26 Yellow and 5 Red Cards, as well as a memorable penalty goal, while Sampdoria pens a similar tale, with 24 Yellow, 5 Red Cards, and one penalty goal just for kicks.

The pulse and momentum of these teams may hint at an impending draw if history is to repeat itself. Yet, with a lineage of previous successes, Spezia might just have the last laugh in this upcoming comedy of errors. As they say, it's not over till the final whistle blows, so grab your popcorn, take your seats, and watch as this dramatic tale unfolds on the field!