Monza edged out Sassuolo 2-1 in a thrilling Serie A encounter at the U-Power Stadium, with Gustavo Varela’s double proving decisive despite Veljko Adzic’s late consolation.
Monza’s Defensive Resilience Pays Off
Despite Sassuolo dominating possession with 65%, Monza’s defensive discipline and clinical finishing were the difference. The hosts weathered early pressure, with Eddy Kouadio picking up a yellow card on the half-hour mark for a cynical foul.
Varela Turns the Tide
The breakthrough came in the 51st minute when Samuele Birindelli’s pinpoint cross found Varela, who headed home with authority. Just 12 minutes later, Varela doubled his tally from the penalty spot, sending Arijanet Murić the wrong way to put Monza in control.
Sassuolo’s Frantic Push
Sassuolo threw everything forward, introducing attacking talents like Domenico Berardi and Sebastiano Esposito in a desperate attempt to claw back into the game. Their persistence paid off in the 88th minute when Adzic unleashed a fierce strike to halve the deficit, setting up a nervy finale.
Monza Hold Firm
Despite Sassuolo’s late surge, Monza’s defense stood tall, with goalkeeper Noel Törnqvist making a series of crucial saves to preserve the lead. Varela’s late yellow card summed up Monza’s commitment to securing the win, as they held on for a vital three points.
This victory boosts Monza’s Serie A campaign, showcasing their ability to grind out results against tough opposition. Sassuolo, meanwhile, will rue missed opportunities as they continue to search for consistency under Alberto Aquilani.
Key Moments
51′ ⚽ Monza — G. Varela (assist: S. Birindelli)
63′ ⚽ Monza — G. Varela
88′ ⚽ Sassuolo — V. Adzic🔮 Before kick-off: our match preview & prediction.

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