Salernitana will face Bari in an eighth-round Serie C match at the Stadio Arechi on Sunday, October 4, at 20:30, in a fixture that pits a struggling home side against a high-flying visiting squad.
Match Context and Team Standings at Stadio Arechi
Salernitana enters the fixture sitting 13th in the standings with nine points from seven matches, seeking a rebound under coach Serse Cosmi following a 2-1 defeat to Crotone. Bari travels to Salerno positioned second in the table under coach Massimo Rastelli, trailing league leaders Sorrento by two points after securing four wins in their last five outings, including a victory against Cosenza. The away side boasts the division’s best defense with only four goals conceded and has scored at least two goals in each of their last two away fixtures. Meanwhile, the home side has recorded two wins, two draws, and a defeat in their past five outings, netting eight times and conceding six, with previous results featuring a 4-2 victory over Potenza and a 1-0 win against Giugliano alongside 1-1 draws with Barletta and Cavese. Bari’s recent run comprises victories against Casarano, Altamura, Sorrento, and Cosenza, alongside a 0-0 stalemate against Potenza, yielding seven goals scored and one allowed. In previous head-to-head meetings, the two clubs played to a 0-0 draw in March 2025 during a Serie B fixture, preceded by a 0-2 home defeat for Salernitana in November 2024.
Massimo Rastelli praises opponents before bookmakers favor Salernitana
Massimo Rastelli described the fixture as a meeting between two squads built to win promotion during his remarks to Bari’s official media channels, pointing to his opponents’ technical and physical strengths despite their current league position. He noted that l’umore è molto buono
within the squad. Meanwhile, odds compiled by La Gazzetta dello Sport list Salernitana as slight home favorites with win prices between 2.05 and 2.15, while Bari’s away victory is priced up to 3.25 and a draw sits at 3.20. Additional betting markets price the Under 2.5 goals at 1.75 and the Over up to 1.90, while both teams to score (Gol
) is listed at 1.75 compared to 1.95 for the No Gol option, and the visiting team Over 1.5 goals stands at 2.67 on Netwin and 2.65 on Bet365, Eurobet, and Admiralbet.
Advance ticket sales surpass twelve thousand at Stadio Arechi
Advance ticket sales for the fixture have surpassed 12,000 at the Stadio Arechi, tracking above the 10,992 attendance recorded for the recent home match against Giugliano—which followed prior gates of 10,100 against Potenza and 10,939 against Cavese—and nearing the seasonal high of 14,191 set during the opening fixture against Sorrento. Club owner Danilo Iervolino will attend the match from the tribuna for his second home appearance alongside the team’s 6,674 season ticket holders.

Supporters access live coverage through television and streaming platforms
Supporters seeking live coverage can access the match through standard television and digital streaming platforms holding the current Serie C broadcast rights. Viewers traveling abroad can utilize a virtual private network such as ExpressVPN to bypass geographical restrictions, with native applications available on Smart TVs and Android devices like Amazon Fire TV Stick or Google Chromecast with Google TV, while Apple TV, Roku, and console users can employ Smart DNS or cast the stream from a connected phone or laptop.
Frequently Asked Questions About Salernitana and Bari
What time does Salernitana against Bari kick off?
The match begins on Sunday, October 4, at 20:30 local time at the Stadio Arechi in Salerno.

Where do both teams currently stand in the Serie C Girone C table?
Bari occupies second place in the standings following four victories in their last five matches, while Salernitana sits 13th with nine points after seven games.
What was the outcome of the most recent fixture between Salernitana and Bari?
The two clubs last met in March 2025 during a Serie B fixture that ended in a scoreless 0-0 draw.
Which players are unavailable for Bari ahead of the trip to Salerno?
Coach Massimo Rastelli confirmed that Bari will proceed without six injured squad members: Mantovani, Vicari, Burgio, Celli, Gomez, and Manzari.
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