Monza Secures First League Win, Varela's Brace Decides Match Against Sassuolo
Monza achieved their first league win of the season, overcoming Sassuolo 2-1. Gustavo Varela scored twice to secure the victory for Ivan Juric's side, who now have 4 points. Sassuolo remains on 7 points.
Monza Earns First League Victory: Varela Downs Sassuolo with a Brace
The home team initially tried to take control with attempts from Robinson and Kouadio. Sassuolo, however, created one of the first half's clearest chances. In the 15th minute, Domenico Berardi, assisted by Laurienté, had his left-footed shot saved by Törnqvist. Berardi then sent the rebound wide from a favorable position.
Berardi Attempts, Cutrone Misses Before the Break
Sassuolo grew in confidence and returned to the offensive with Bakola and Thorstvedt, but couldn't find the opening goal. A significant opportunity for Monza arose in the 40th minute. Varela delivered an inviting pass to Cutrone inside the box, but the former Milan striker couldn't control the ball, and Cinquegrano cleared the danger for the visitors. The score remained 0-0 at halftime.
Varela Scores Twice in Ten Minutes
The second half saw a shift in the game's dynamics. Monza increased their tempo, and in the 51st minute, they took the lead. From Birindelli's corner kick, Varela headed in unmarked. Muric attempted a save but couldn't hold onto the ball, giving the hosts a 1-0 advantage.
Ten minutes later, the lead doubled. Sebastiano Esposito fouled Dany Mota, resulting in a penalty kick. Varela converted from the spot, completing his brace. This marked his 6th goal in his first 5 appearances for Monza.
Adzic Pulls One Back, but Monza Holds On
Aquilani attempted to change the momentum by bringing on Bowie, Dominguez, and Adzic. Monza managed to protect their two-goal lead until the closing stages.
In the 88th minute, Laurienté won a free kick near the edge of the area. Adzic converted with a powerful right-footed shot, scoring his third goal of the season and bringing Sassuolo back into the game.
In the final moments, Sassuolo couldn't complete the comeback. Monza won 2-1, celebrating their first three points of the season and following up their previous solid performances with a full reward.
Monza Conquista la Prima Vittoria in Campionato, Varela Decide il Match contro il Sassuolo
Monza ha ottenuto la sua prima vittoria in campionato, superando il Sassuolo per 2-1. Gustavo Varela ha segnato entrambi i gol per il Monza, mentre Adzic ha realizzato un gol di consolazione nel finale per il Sassuolo.
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