Modena starting XI (4-3-1-2): Gagno (subbed for Seculin), Oukhadda, Zaro, Cauz, Cotali (subbed for Ponsi), Magnino, Gerli, Palumbo (subbed for Guiebre), Tremolada (subbed for Abiuso), Bonfanti (subbed for Strizzolo), Manconi
Bench: Battistella, Duca, Falcinelli, Giovannini, Mondele, Riccio, Vukusic
Goals: Bonfanti 48’
Venezia starting XI (4-3-3): Joronen 6, Candela 6.5, Altare 7, Idzes 6, Zampano 6, Lella 6 (27'st Bjarkason 7.5), Tessmann 6, Busio 6.5 (35'st Andersen sv), Ellertsson 7 (42'st Modolo sv), Pohjanpalo 6 (35'st Pierini sv), Johnsen 6 (1'st Gytkajer 7.5).
In panchina: Bertinato, Grandi, Cheryshev, Dembélé, Mikaelsson, Ullmann, Busato.
Goals: Altare 55’, Gytkjaer 76’, Bjarkason 83’
The away side dominated possession and created seven chances on goal to Modena’s eight.
Modena took the lead three minutes into the second half when Nicholas Bonfanti headed a corner taken by Antonio Palumbo into the near post.
It took Venezia only seven minutes to equalise when Giorgio Altare got on the end of a clever set play from a corner with a header of his own.
Venezia made it 2-1 in the 76th minute when Chris Gytkjaer took a pass to him on the spin before shooting into the top-left corner.
Bjarki Bjarkason sealed it for the visitors with a wonderful long-range strike that soared into the net.
Venezia move up to third on the table.
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