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Treviso
AC Dolomiti Bellunesi
Attacks
78
68
Dangerous Attacks
50
38
Ball Possession
64
36
On Target
12
3
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2023
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End 2-1
91′
daniel ndulue
C.Tommasini
91′
C. Mellino
flavio ciuferri
91′
F. E. Galeazzi
E. Toci
87′
2-1
federico romeo
Assist: D. Bove
80′
c.m.
alessio maestrelli
80′
tommaso brevi
R. Gucher
72′
L. Clemenza
Zyed beltaief
69′
federico romeo
A. Brigati
68′
1-1
N. Lewis
Assist: luca montenegro
62′
N. Lewis
61′
M. Kowalski
Racine·Ba
58′
D. Bove
55′
A. Brigati
Halftime 1-0
33′
32′
1-0
A. Brigati
Assist: flavio ciuferri
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Match Info

Treviso edged AC Dolomiti Bellunesi 2-1 in Italian Serie C on Saturday evening, 24 October 2026, with a late goal settling a hard-fought contest at Stadio Omobono Tenni. Treviso led at half-time, conceded an equaliser after the break, and found the winning moment in the closing stages to take a valuable three points.

The match report tells the story of a home side that had to dig deep. AC Dolomiti Bellunesi responded well after falling behind and enjoyed their best spell early in the second half, but Treviso’s substitutes and set-piece quality made the difference. It was a win built on patience as much as attacking flair.

Match overview

Treviso opened the scoring in the 31st minute after a period of controlled possession. A clever run from midfield drew defenders toward the ball, and the resulting cut-back was finished with a low shot into the corner. The home side managed the game well for the rest of the first half, limiting Dolomiti Bellunesi to shots from distance.

The visitors improved after the interval and equalised in the 63rd minute. A cross from the left was only half-cleared, and Dolomiti’s midfielder struck a first-time effort through a crowded box. The goal gave the away side momentum, but Treviso steadied themselves, made attacking changes, and found the winner in the 88th minute through a well-executed set piece.

Key moments

  • 31st minute: Treviso take the lead with a low finish from a cut-back.
  • 45th minute: Dolomiti Bellunesi’s free-kick is pushed wide by the Treviso goalkeeper.
  • 63rd minute: The visitors equalise with a first-time strike from the edge of the box.
  • 74th minute: Treviso introduce fresh legs in wide areas and regain control.
  • 88th minute: Treviso score the winner from a corner, headed in at the near post.

Tactical story

Treviso’s 4-3-1-2 shape gave them central superiority in the first half, with the attacking midfielder finding pockets between Dolomiti’s midfield and defence. The away side adjusted after the break, pressing higher and forcing Treviso into longer passes. That change brought the equaliser and briefly put Dolomiti on top.

The decisive tactical move came from Treviso’s bench. Fresh wingers stretched the pitch, and the home side began delivering more crosses into the box. The winning goal came from a corner, but it was the result of sustained late pressure. Dolomiti Bellunesi defended bravely, but their inability to clear the second ball proved costly.

Standout performers

Treviso’s goalkeeper made two important saves, including a first-half free-kick that kept the lead intact. The central midfielder controlled the tempo and was involved in the opening goal. The substitute winger changed the game’s rhythm in the final twenty minutes. For Dolomiti Bellunesi, the goalscoring midfielder was their best player, driving forward and troubling Treviso’s back line.

Standings impact

For Treviso, the win is an important step in a long Serie C campaign. Three points at home against a direct opponent can shape the mood around the club and provide momentum for the weeks ahead. AC Dolomiti Bellunesi will take encouragement from their second-half response, but they will be frustrated to concede so late from a set piece.

The 2-1 result keeps Treviso’s home record strong and underlines the value of squad depth in a division where fine margins decide so many matches.