Monza vs Como prediction, odds and how to watch

Bologna edged a scrappy, foul-riddled Serie A fixture at home to Monza, winning 2-1 through a Tommaso Pobega goal and a Federico Bernardeschi penalty, but Monza's missed penalty late on kept the result tighter than it should have been.

Napoli put four past Monza at the Stadio Brianteo on Wednesday night, with Rasmus Højlund, Matteo Politano, Rafa Marín and Kevin De Bruyne all on the scoresheet. Monza were second best in every department that matters.

Anastasios Douvikas scored twice in the second half to give Como a deserved 2-0 victory over a toothless Sassuolo side who failed to register a single shot on target.

Monza arrive at this derby in freefall, having lost four of their last five Serie A matches. Como could not care less about sentiment. They have won four on the spin and they are coming.

Como arrive into Sunday's Serie A fixture off the back of three straight wins and with a point to prove against a Juventus side that has looked anything but convincing in recent weeks.

AS Roma host a Monza outfit in freefall at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday, and the numbers do not lie. This one looks straightforward, but football has a habit of making you look stupid.

Como have been hitting teams for fun in this season's Champions League, and AEK Athens arrive at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia having shipped eight goals in their last five outings. Something has to give.

Two sides leaking goals and low on confidence meet at the U-Power Stadium on Monday night. Something has to give, and the evidence says it probably will.