Bologna vs Monza prediction, odds and how to watch

Monza put on a ruthless display at home, goals from Eddy Kouadio, Gustavo Varela (twice) and Jay Robinson handing Cagliari a 4-0 defeat despite the visitors having more of the ball.

Lazio put Monza to the sword at the Olimpico, with Lorenzo Lucchesi's 35th-minute red card effectively ending the contest as a competition. Nuno Tavares, Gustav Isaksen, and substitute Andrea Pinamonti did the damage.

Bologna came from behind to beat Lecce 2-1 in Serie A on Sunday, with substitute Jay Enem scoring the winner on 75 minutes to secure a result that Lecce's chaotic afternoon simply did not deserve to avoid.

Bologna have kept zero clean sheets in their last five Serie A matches and Monza arrive knowing how to find the net. Something has to give at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara.

Cagliari have been difficult to beat at home and carry real momentum into Saturday's fixture. Bologna arrive with form that raises serious questions about their desire to compete away from their own patch.

Monza have kept zero clean sheets in their last five Serie A matches and conceded eleven goals. Atalanta arrive at the U-Power Stadium with something to prove after three straight away defeats.

Parma host Bologna on Saturday in a Serie A fixture that neither side can afford to get wrong. Form has been poor on both ends, but Parma's defensive record makes this a particularly uncomfortable watch for the home faithful.

Monza have kept zero clean sheets in their last five Serie A matches and conceded twelve goals. Napoli arrive with problems of their own, but this is exactly the kind of game that sorts out who has standards and who does not.