Verona vs Udinese Predictions, Lineups & Betting Tips

Verona vs Udinese Predictions, Lineups & Betting Tips

Match Details: January 26th, 2026 | Marcantonio Bentegodi | Serie A | 19:45 GMT

As the Serie A progresses with the 2025/26 season, Udinese will travel to Verona.

Verona have had an appalling season so far, bottom of the table and looking like the favourites for relegation, whilst Udinese are looking like they will continue their streak of a mid-table Italian side.

Both sides will be looking for three points from this match to help out their current position in the table.

Key Betting Tip: Over 2.5 Goals and BTTS @2.80 odds represents excellent value based on the tip provided by our team of in-house tipsters.

Verona Predicted XI: Sarr, Bradaric, Lirola, Nelsson, Orban, Santana, Slotsager, Ebosse, Bernede, Perilli, Gagliardini

Udinese Predicted XI: Okoye, Kristensen, Kabasele, Solet, Zanoli, Karlstrom, Piotrowski, Kamara, Atta, Ekkelenkamp, Davis

Verona vs Udinese Current League Standings

Udinese may not have had a fantastic season so far, but in comparison to Verona, they are flying.

Udinese sits bang in the middle of the table on 26 points. They are 11 points off qualification to Europe.

Verona, on the other hand, has had an appalling season so far. They prop up the bottom of Serie A on just 14 points. They are three points off survival.

Verona vs Udinese Head-to-Head Timeline

The two Italian sides have faced off against each other 73 times in their history. Como have won 23, Verona have won 23, and they have drawn 26 times.

Recent Head-to-Head Results:

25/08/2025 – Udinese 1–1 Verona (Serie A)

15/03/2025 – Udinese 0–1 Verona (Serie A)

04/01/2025 – Verona 0–0 Udinese (Serie A)

20/04/2024 – Verona 1–0 Udinese (Serie A)

03/12/2023 – Udinese 3–3 Verona (Serie A)

Despite Verona performing very poorly this season, their past five games against Udinese have come up positive for them. In these matches, Verona have failed to win a single match, whilst Verona have won twice.

Verona vs Udinese Matches Analysis

Verona Last 5 Matches:

19/01/2026 – Cremonese 0–0 Verona (Serie A)

15/01/2026 – Verona 2–3 Bologna (Serie A)

11/01/2026 – Verona 0–1 Lazio (Serie A)

07/01/2026 – Napoli 2–2 Verona (Serie A)

04/01/2026 – Verona 0–3 Torino (Serie A)

It is no surprise that Verona sits anchored to the root of the table. Whilst they did perform amazingly against Napoli, securing a draw against the champions, they have still only got two points from their five matches. Keep this up, and there is no doubt that relegation will face them in May.

Udinese Last 5 Matches:

17/01/2026 – Udinese 0–1 Inter (Serie A)

10/01/2026 – Udinese 2–2 Pisa (Serie A)

07/01/2026 – Torino 1–2 Udinese (Serie A)

03/01/2026 – Como 1–0 Udinese (Serie A)

27/12/2025 – Udinese 1–1 Lazio (Serie A)

Udinese have also had a pretty poor past five matches, but it has still been better than Verona’s. They have secured one victory—an impressive 2-1 win against Torino—and have also drawn twice to Lazio and Pisa.

Verona vs Udinese Predictions

Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with 68% confidence in both teams to score. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.

Football Park’s best tip: Over 2.5 Goals and BTTS @2.80 our team of in-house betting tipsters have predicted both teams to score in this fixture.

Key Players to Watch: Verona vs Udinese

Gift Orban (Verona) – On loan from Hoffenheim, Gift Orban is the one shining spark in an otherwise dull, dull season for Verona. He has scored six times in 18 matches, and assisted once.

Arthur Atta (Udinese) – A 22-year-old French prospect who joined Udinese this summer after a successful loan last season, Arthur Atta is becoming an important member of the Italian squad as they move forward in this season's campaign

Verona vs Udinese Match Facts

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Stadium: Opined on the 15th December 1963, Marcantonio Bentegodi is a 40,000 seater stadium. It hosted four matches at the 1990 World Cup, including Yugoslavia’s 2-1 win against Spain in the last 16.