Monza vs Roma Result 2024-10-06

06-10-2024 16:00
MatchDay 7
1
1

Player statistic

1st half
    26' Yellow card Matìas Soulé
2nd half
Georgios Kyriakopoulos Yellow card 60'    
    61' Goal Artem Dovbyk
Dany Mota Goal 70'    
Milan Djuric Yellow card 90+1'    
Danilo D’Ambrosio Yellow card 90+3'    

Match statistic

34
Possession
66
3
Total shots
15
3
Shots on target
4
0
Shots off target
7
0
Blocked shots
4
1
Corners
3
1
Offsides
1
16
Fouls
13

The Serie A Week 7 showdown between Monza and AS Roma ended with a draw on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at the U-Power Stadium in Monza, Italy. Roma failed to grab the full 3 points. Previously, Roma has claimed victory in three of their four Serie A meetings with Monza, with one match ending in a draw. If they succeed again, they will be the first team to face Monza five times in the league without a single loss.  The story changed because Monza grabbed 1-point frustrating Roma's objective to claim the victory.

Roma has managed to secure victory in just two of their last 14 matches (D4, L8) against teams from Lombardy in Serie A. Both wins came against Monza, with the most recent being a 4-1 triumph at the U-Power Stadium on March 2, and a narrow 1-0 win at the Olimpico on October 22, 2023.

Monza has managed to secure three draws and three losses in this season's championship. This means the Brianza team might not achieve a victory in any of their first seven matches of the season for the first time in Serie A history.

Monza has struggled to secure a victory in their last 15 Serie A matches, with 6 draws and 9 losses. Their last win was on March 16 against Cagliari, where they triumphed 1-0. This marks their longest winless streak in the league since December 2014 to April 2015, when they went 16 matches without a win in Serie C.

Ivan Juric could become only the sixth coach to win each of his first three games in charge of Roma in Serie A, after Herbert Burgess, Mario Varglien, Rudi Garcia, José Mourinho and Daniele De Rossi. Furthermore, the current coach of the Capitoline team could also win three matches in a row for the first time in his career as a coach in Serie A.

Roma have drawn each of their first three away games of this championship (against Cagliari, Juventus and Genoa); the Giallorossi have never drawn their first four away games in a Serie A season. Overall, the last time the team from the capital recorded four consecutive away draws in the league dates back to the period between April and September 2019. After having achieved three consecutive away wins in the league, Roma have won only one of their last nine away games (D6, L2) in Serie A: the 2-1 win against Udinese, on 25 April. A clash between the team that has attempted the most total shots in this league (Roma, with 103) and the team that has attempted the fewest (Monza, with 35).

Gianluca Caprari made his Serie A debut for Roma on 7 May 2011 against Milan (four league games for him in Giallorossi). The 1993-born player, who is close to 50 goals in the competition (49 so far), has scored four goals against Roma in the top flight and has only done better (five) against Fiorentina.

Among the goalkeepers who have made at least 10 appearances in Serie A this calendar year, only Vanja Milinkovic-Savic (79%) has a higher save percentage than Mile Svilar (77%) - followed by Michele Di Gregorio (76%) and Yann Sommer (75%) in the period.



📺 Click the video to watch Monza 1 - 1 AS Roma highlights on Sunday 6 October 2024



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Monza
Roma

Starting lineups

21
Semuel Pizzignacco
Goalkeeper
44
Andrea Carboni
Defender
4
Armando Izzo
Defender
22
Pablo Marí
Defender
42
Alessandro Bianco
Midfielder
63'
14
Daniel Maldini
Midfielder
88'
32
Matteo Pessina
Midfielder
13
Pedro Pereira
Midfielder
73'
38
Warren Bondo
Midfielder
11
Milan Djuric
Attacker
99
Mile Svilar
Goalkeeper
3
Angeliño
Defender
71'
5
Evan Ndicka
Defender
23
Gianluca Mancini
Defender
19
Zeki Celik
Defender
86'
4
Bryan Cristante
Midfielder
7
Lorenzo Pellegrini
Midfielder
86'
17
Manu Koné
Midfielder
11
Artem Dovbyk
Attacker
18
Matìas Soulé
Attacker
71'
92
Stephan El Shaarawy
20'

Substitutes

5
Luca Caldirola
Defender
24
Mirko Maric
Attacker
84
Patrick Ciurria
Attacker
69
Andrea Mazza
Goalkeeper
27
Mattia Valoti
Midfielder
20
Omari Forson
Attacker
55
Kevin Martins
Attacker
56
Andrea Vailati
Goalkeeper
47
Dany Mota
Attacker
63'
33
Danilo D’Ambrosio
73'
10
Gianluca Caprari
Attacker
88'
16
Leandro Paredes
Midfielder
89
Renato Marin
Goalkeeper
98
Mathew Ryan
Goalkeeper
26
Samuel Dahl
Midfielder
28
Enzo Le Fée
Midfielder
66
Buba Sangaré
Defender
12
Saud Abdulhamid
Defender
59
Nicola Zalewski
Midfielder
20'
61
Niccolò Pisilli
Midfielder
71'
22
Mario Hermoso
Defender
71'
35
Tommaso Baldanzi
Midfielder
86'
14
Eldor Shomurodov
Attacker
86'

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