Bologna vs Cremonese Nigeria odds comparison

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Home	Draw	Away
1.52	4.10	7.00
1.42	4.30	7.60
1.48	4.25	7.50
1.48	4.39	7.80
1.52	4.49	7.99

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Home

1.52

Draw

4.49

Away

7.99

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Match Analysis

Expert analysis and insights for this fixture

Updated Saturday, November 22, 2025 (1 week ago)

Match Preview

On 1 December 2025 Bologna host Cremonese in a Serie A clash that could shape the latter stages of the season. Bologna enter the match unbeaten in the league, having accumulated two wins and three draws overall, with seven goals scored and only three conceded (1.4 goals per game scored, 0.6 conceded). Their recent five fixtures show a win over Napoli (2‑0), a goalless draw with Brann, a 1‑3 loss at Parma, a 0‑0 draw with Torino and a 2‑2 draw at Fiorentina, highlighting a solid defence but occasional lapses in attack. Cremonese sit mid‑table with one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five, scoring five and conceding five (averages of 1.0 both ways). Their form includes a 1‑0 away victory over Pisa, a 2‑1 loss at Juventus and a 0‑2 defeat at Genoa, plus two 1‑1 draws with Atalanta and Udinese. Historically the two sides have met four times, Cremonese winning once and the other three games ending in draws, with a total of nine away goals against five at home. The contest promises a tactical battle between Bologna’s disciplined defence and Cremonese’s modest attacking output.

Recent Form

Bologna

Analyzing Bologna’s recent home performances reveals a pattern of defensive solidity combined with intermittent scoring. In the last five matches Bologna have featured in three home games: a 2‑0 victory over Napoli on 9 November, a 0‑0 stalemate with Brann in the Europa League on 6 November, and a 0‑0 draw with Torino on 29 October. Across these three fixtures Bologna kept clean sheets, conceding no goals, while netting two, both provided by T. Dallinga (50’) and J. Lucumi (66’) against Napoli. Their overall season home record stands at two wins, three draws and zero losses, with an average of 1.4 goals scored and just 0.6 conceded per game. When playing away, the team’s form has been less consistent: a 1‑3 loss at Parma on 2 November, where S. Castro scored twice (17’, 68’) and A. Bernabe opened the scoring, and a 2‑2 draw at Fiorentina on 26 October, featuring penalty goals from A. Gudmundsson (74’) and M. Kean (90’). These away outings exposed defensive vulnerabilities, especially after conceding early goals. The data suggest Bologna relies heavily on early breakthroughs and disciplined defending at home, but struggles to maintain the same intensity on the road.

27 Nov 2025	UEFA Europa League	Bologna vs Salzburg	4 - 1	1:0 (26.) J.Odgaard, 1:1 (33.) Y.Vertessen, 2:1 (51.) T.Dallinga, 3:1 (53.) F.Bernardeschi, 4:1 (86.) R.Orsolini
22 Nov 2025	Serie A	Udinese vs Bologna	0 - 3	0:1 (54.) T.Pobega, 0:2 (59.) T.Pobega, 0:3 (90.) F.Bernardeschi
09 Nov 2025	Serie A	Bologna vs Napoli	2 - 0	1:0 (50.) T.Dallinga, 2:0 (66.) J.Lucumi
06 Nov 2025	UEFA Europa League	Bologna vs Brann	0 - 0
02 Nov 2025	Serie A	Parma vs Bologna	1 - 3	1:0 (1.) A.Bernabe, 1:1 (17.) S.Castro, 1:2 (68.) S.Castro, 1:3 (90.) J.Miranda

Cremonese

Turning to Cremonese’s recent away record, the side secured a 1‑0 win against Pisa on 7 November, with I. Toure finding the net in the 75th minute. That victory marked their sole away success in the last five matches. Their subsequent fixtures have been less favorable: a 2‑1 loss at Juventus on 1 November, where Cremonese’s lone goal came from an early strike by F. Kostic for Juventus, and a 2‑0 defeat at Genoa on 29 October, both goals scored by F. Bonazzoli. At home, Cremonese have drawn 1‑1 with Atalanta on 25 October, thanks to J. Vardy’s 78th‑minute goal, and 1‑1 with Udinese on 20 October, with F. Terracciano scoring in the fourth minute. Overall season figures show one win, two draws and two losses, five goals scored and five conceded, averaging one per game both offensively and defensively. The data indicate that while Cremonese can produce decisive moments away from home, they frequently concede early and rely on narrow margins to secure points.

23 Nov 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Roma	1 - 3	0:1 (17.) M.Soule, 0:2 (64.) E.Ferguson, 0:3 (69.) Wesley, 1:3 (90.) F.Folino
07 Nov 2025	Serie A	Pisa vs Cremonese	1 - 0	1:0 (75.) I.Toure
01 Nov 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Juventus	1 - 2	0:1 (2.) F.Kostic, 0:2 (68.) A.Cambiaso, 1:2 (83.) J.Vardy
29 Oct 2025	Serie A	Genoa vs Cremonese	0 - 2	0:1 (4.) F.Bonazzoli, 0:2 (49.) F.Bonazzoli
25 Oct 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Atalanta	1 - 1	1:0 (78.) J.Vardy, 1:1 (84.) M.Brescianini

Head-to-Head Record

Historically Bologna and Cremonese have faced each other four times, all within league competition. The overall ledger favours Cremonese, who have recorded one victory and three draws, while Bologna have yet to win a meeting. The total goal tally stands at 14, with Cremonese scoring nine away goals compared with Bologna’s five at home, underscoring a propensity for the visitors to find the net. The most recent encounter occurred on 20 May 2023, when Cremonese triumphed 5‑1 at Bologna’s ground. Goals came from M. Arnautovic (14’), L. Ferguson (27’), S. Posch (45’), R. Orsolini (62’) and N. Sansone (80’) for Cremonese, while D. Ciofani provided a consolation for Bologna in the 90th minute. Earlier that year, on 23 January 2023, the sides drew 1‑1; D. Okereke converted a penalty for Cremonese (50’) and V. Chiriches (own goal) equalised for Bologna (55’). Going further back, the teams met in Serie B on 6 May 2006, producing a 2‑2 stalemate with Carparelli and Dedic scoring for Bologna and Marazzina netting both for Cremonese. The final recorded meeting on 3 December 2005 also ended 1‑1, featuring a penalty by Bellucci for Cremonese. These encounters reveal a pattern of closely contested matches, with Cremonese often edging ahead, particularly in away fixtures, and a tendency for low‑to‑moderate scoring. The historical data suggest that Bologna will be keen to overturn the trend, while Cremonese will look to replicate their successful away performances.

20 May 2023	Serie A	Cremonese vs Bologna	1 - 5	0:1 (14.) M.Arnautovic, 0:2 (27.) L.Ferguson, 0:3 (45.) S.Posch, 0:4 (62.) R.Orsolini, 0:5 (80.) N.Sansone, 1:5 (90.) D.Ciofani
23 Jan 2023	Serie A	Bologna vs Cremonese	1 - 1	0:1 (50.) D.Okereke (pen), 1:1 (55.) V.Chiriches (og)
06 May 2006	Serie B	Cremonese vs Bologna	2 - 2	1:0 (50.) Carparelli, 2:0 (56.) Dedic, 2:1 (59.) Marazzina, 2:2 (65.) Marazzina
03 Dec 2005	Serie B	Bologna vs Cremonese	1 - 1	0:1 (55.) Garzon, 1:1 (57.) Bellucci (pen)

Statistical Insights

Examining the statistical trends across the two clubs highlights several key contrasts. Bologna’s defensive record is impressive, conceding only three goals in five league matches (0.6 per game) and keeping three clean sheets, including the recent 2‑0 win over Napoli and two goalless draws. Offensively, however, they average 1.4 goals per game, with a noticeable dip in away fixtures where they have managed just one goal in two matches (Parma and Fiorentina). Cremonese’s numbers are more balanced: they score and concede at an equal rate of one goal per game, but their away form shows a higher variance, ranging from a 1‑0 win at Pisa to a 2‑0 loss at Genoa. Both sides have displayed a tendency for early goals – Bologna’s first goal against Napoli came at the 50th minute, while Cremonese’s decisive goal at Pisa arrived in the 75th minute. Penalties have influenced outcomes, accounting for two of Bologna’s two goals against Fiorentina and one of Cremonese’s goals in the 2023 Serie A draw (penalty by Okereke). The combined data suggest a low‑to‑moderate scoring match, with a strong likelihood of both teams keeping a clean sheet for at least part of the game, and the potential for a single decisive moment to decide the result.

Upcoming Fixtures

Following the 1 December clash, Bologna’s schedule features an away trip to Udinese on 22 November before a Europa League home tie against Salzburg on 27 November. A positive result against Cremonese could boost confidence heading into the Serie A fixture at Udinese, where Bologna will aim to maintain their defensive resilience. For Cremonese, the match is sandwiched between a home game versus Roma on 23 November and a home encounter with Lecce on 7 December. A win or draw against Bologna would provide momentum for the challenging Serie A test against Roma, while a defeat could increase pressure ahead of the Lecce fixture. Both clubs therefore have strong incentives to secure points on 1 December, as the outcomes will directly influence morale and tactical preparation for their imminent league commitments.

Bologna

04 Dec 2025	Coppa Italia	Bologna vs Parma
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Cremonese

07 Dec 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Lecce
13 Dec 2025	Serie A	Torino vs Cremonese

Match Prediction

Based on the available data, Bologna’s solid defensive record at home (three clean sheets in the last five matches) and Cremonese’s modest away scoring (one goal in two recent away games) point towards a tight contest. Bologna’s average of 1.4 goals per game at home versus Cremonese’s one goal per game away suggests a low‑scoring outcome. The historical head‑to‑head favours the visitors, but Bologna’s recent improvement in defence may neutralise that advantage. Consequently, the most plausible result is a 1‑0 win for Bologna, with the lone goal likely coming from a set‑piece or early chance, reflecting their ability to break down teams in the first half while keeping a clean sheet. Should Cremonese manage to find an equaliser, the match could end 1‑1, but the balance of probabilities leans toward a narrow home victory.

Betting Insights

Betting markets should reflect the defensive strengths and limited attacking output of both sides. Bologna’s home clean‑sheet rate (60 % of matches) and an average of 0.6 goals conceded per game suggest a strong case for the Under 2.5 goals market, with odds likely favouring that outcome. Both teams have scored in roughly 40‑45 % of their recent games, indicating that Both Teams to Score (BTTS) carries a moderate risk; a BTTS bet may be priced at mid‑range odds and could be considered a speculative play. The over 2.5 goals line appears unlikely given the combined average of 1.2 goals per game when Bologna is at home and Cremonese are away. A double‑chance bet on Bologna Win or Draw offers value, as the probability of a clean sheet for the home side is high, while Cremonese’s away win odds are longer due to their lower scoring record. In‑play, early pressure from Bologna could produce a first‑half goal, making a 0‑0 first‑half bet attractive. Overall, the safest recommendation is Under 2.5 goals with a Bologna win or draw.