Monza 2-1 Juve Stabia result, stats and report

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.

Monza ground out a 2-1 victory over a Sassuolo side that dominated possession and created more but could not convert when it mattered. Gustavo Varela scored twice to hand a fragile home side three points they will not forget in a hurry.

Cristian Shpendi gave Cesena the lead at the half-hour mark but Antonio Di Nardo's second-half equaliser earned Juve Stabia a hard-fought draw in Serie B on Friday night. A game of genuine effort and no shortage of incident, but neither side could find a winner.

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.

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.

Torino and Monza meet on Friday night with a combined zero clean sheets across their last ten Serie A matches. Something has to give. It probably will not be pretty.

Monza have conceded twelve goals in five Serie A matches and kept zero clean sheets. Cagliari have won four of their last five. This one writes itself.

Juve Stabia have kept zero clean sheets in their last five Serie B matches and conceded eight goals. Südtirol arrive unbeaten in five. Something has to give.