Treviso 3-3 FC Vado – Italian Serie D, 10 May 2026

A thrilling six-goal encounter at Stadio Omobono Tenni saw Treviso and FC Vado play out a dramatic 3-3 draw in Italian Serie D on Sunday evening. The match swung one way and then the other, with both sides taking the lead at different stages before eventually settling for a share of the spoils.

Fast Start and Early Goals

Treviso struck first after just seven minutes. A long ball over the top found striker Lorenzo Marchesi, who controlled brilliantly and fired past the advancing Vado goalkeeper. The home side’s joy was short-lived, however, as Vado equalised five minutes later through a powerful free kick from Giorgio Riva. The visitors then turned the game on its head in the 22nd minute when winger Edoardo Villa finished a swift counter-attack to make it 2-1.

Second Half Drama

Treviso came out determined after the interval and equalised in the 51st minute. A corner was only partially cleared, and Davide Sartori smashed the loose ball into the top corner. The hosts then took the lead for the second time in the 68th minute, with Marchesi scoring his second of the night from close range. But Vado refused to give up. With ten minutes left, a defensive mix-up allowed substitute Marco Tosca to poke home from inside the box, setting up a frantic finale. Neither side could find a winner, and the match ended 3-3.

Key Moments

• 7′ – Lorenzo Marchesi opens the scoring for Treviso.
• 22′ – Edoardo Villa puts Vado 2-1 ahead.
• 68′ – Marchesi’s second goal restores Treviso’s lead.
• 80′ – Marco Tosca equalises for the visitors.

Man of the Match

Lorenzo Marchesi (Treviso) – Two well-taken goals and a constant threat throughout the game. His movement caused Vado’s defence numerous problems.

Table Implications

The point leaves Treviso in 7th place in Serie D Group C, still in touch with the promotion play-off spots. FC Vado move up to 13th, climbing two points above the relegation line. Both coaches acknowledged the entertainment value but will feel they could have done more defensively.