
Hellas Verona have won none of their last six matches. The run stretches back through defeats to Napoli (2-1), Genoa (2-0), Torino (2-1), Como (1-0), and Sassuolo (3-0). They face Lecco next in what amounts to a fixture they must win to arrest the slide.
The sequence tells a grim story. Sassuolo's 3-0 victory was the heaviest blow, followed by Napoli's 2-1 win at home. Genoa then shut them out 2-0. Torino edged them 2-1 in another tight contest, and Como took three points with a single goal. Only the Lecco match, still to come, offers a chance to break the pattern.
Hellas have conceded 11 goals across these six outings while scoring just four. The defensive frailty is the most pressing concern. Whether they can recover form against Lecco - a side they would be expected to beat - will matter enormously for momentum heading into the rest of their campaign. The fixture represents a genuine crossroads.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Hellas Verona won 2-1
Hellas Verona won 3-0
Como won 1-0
Torino won 2-1
Genoa won 2-0
Napoli won 2-1
Sassuolo won 3-0
Match drawn 0-0
Match drawn 2-2
Torino won 3-0
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Lorenzo MontipòItaly | Goalkeeper | |
| Simone PerilliItaly | Goalkeeper | |
| Pawel DawidowiczPoland | Defender | |
| Diego CoppolaItaly | Defender | |
| Martin FreseDenmark | Defender | |
| Giangiacomo MagnaniItaly | Defender | |
| Isak HienSweden | Defender | |
| Marco Davide FaraoniItaly | Defender | |
| Josh DoigScotland | Defender | |
| Fabio DepaoliItaly | Defender | |
| Tomas SuslovSlovakia | Midfielder | |
| Reda BelahyaneMorocco | Midfielder | |
| Ondrej DudaSlovakia | Midfielder | |
| Darko LazovicSerbia | Midfielder | |
| Ali DembeleItaly | Midfielder | |
| Suat SerdarGermany | Midfielder | |
| Milan ĐurićBosnia and Herzegovina | Forward | |
| Thomas HenryFrance | Forward | |
| Amin SarrSweden | Forward | |
| Casper TengstedtDenmark | Forward |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Serie A | 1 | 1985 |
Won their only Scudetto in the 1984-85 season under coach Osvaldo Bagnoli, one of Italian football's great upsets
Reached the Coppa Italia final in the 1982-83 season
Qualified for the European Cup as Serie A champions, reaching the quarter-finals in 1985-86
One of Italy's older football clubs, based in Verona