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Fiorentina wins 4-2 against Venezia with a hat-trick from Mastantuono

Fiorentina defeats Venezia thanks to goals from Mastantuono and Pellegrino, while the lagunari remain at the bottom of the standings.

11 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Fiorentina won 4-2 against Venezia in a Serie A match played at the Penzo. The visiting team, led by Vanoli, secured their first points of the season after a difficult start.

The match began with Venezia taking the lead through a goal from Adams. However, Fiorentina responded immediately, leveling the score with a goal from Mastantuono, who scored three times during the match, marking a historic hat-trick.

In addition to his decisive contributions, Mastantuono also received support from Pellegrino, who scored another goal for the Viola. This helped Fiorentina secure an important result.

For Venezia, in addition to Adams' goal, there was also a second goal from Hainaut. However, the home team was unable to maintain their initial lead and succumbed to the comeback from their rivals.

The victory marked a positive debut for Vanoli, who took over from Grosso as Fiorentina's coach. The team will now aim to build on the positive momentum achieved with this success.

While Venezia remains at the bottom of the standings with zero points, Fiorentina is beginning to see concrete results, and the future looks more promising.

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