Udinese Betting Trends

ALL ONLY AS AWAY TEAM ONLY AS HOME TEAM

ALL ONLY AS UNDERDOG ONLY AS FAVORITE

STRAIGHT UP RECORD
AS AWAY TEAM

STRAIGHT UP STREAK
AS AWAY TEAM

2 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD
AS AWAY TEAM

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK
AS AWAY TEAM

1 WIN IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS
AS AWAY TEAM

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK
AS AWAY TEAM

2 UNDERS IN A ROW

AVERAGE GOALS FOR (GF)
AS AWAY TEAM

0.8

AVERAGE GOALS AGAINST (GA)
AS AWAY TEAM

1.7

AVERAGE GAME GOALS TOTAL (GF+GA)
AS AWAY TEAM

2.5

Related News (Soccer News)

Italy's 2006 World Cup-winning captain Fabio Cannavaro gets 1st Serie A coaching job at Udinese Mon, Apr 22, 2024 Soccer News (AP) UDINE, Italy (AP) - Fabio Cannavaro, captain of the Italy squad that won the 2006 World Cup, was given his first Serie A coaching job on Monday at relegation-threatened Udinese. Cannavaro becomes Udinese's third coach this season. He replaces the fired Gabriele Cioffi, who had taken over from Andrea Sottil in October. Cannavaro was given a contract for the final six matches of the season. His brother, Paolo, will be his number one assistant. The move comes after a 1-0 loss at Hellas Verona on Saturday left Udinese one spot above the drop zone and level on points with 18th-place Frosinone. Udinese has been in the top division uninterrupted since 1995. While Cannavaro has coached several clubs in China and the Middle East, his only managerial experience in Italy came with Benevento in Serie B for part of last season. A former center back, Cannavaro won the Ballon d'Or after helping Italy beat France in the 2006 World Cup final. Cannavaro will take over for the first time when Udinese's game against Roma resumes on Thursday for the final 19 minutes. The score was 1-1 on April 14 when Roma defender Evan Ndicka collapsed and the match was suspended. Ndicka was released from hospital a day later with a collapsed left lung. It's the 13th coaching change in Serie A this season. ___ AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/Soccer " Article Copyright © 2024 The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved.