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Minute 743–1
Vlašić scores, Torino 3–1 Monza
Nikola Vlašić scored in the 72nd minute and Torino lead Monza 3–1. Earlier, the hosts scored through Kian Fitz-Jim in the 39th minute, with an assist from Giovanni Simeone, and Rafik Belghali in the 61st minute, with an assist from Gvidas Gineitis.
Number of the match: 72nd minute — Vlašić's goal in the 72nd minute made it 3–1 to Torino.
Minute 632–1
Belghali scores, Torino 2–1 Monza
Rafik Belghali scored in the 61st minute after an assist from Gvidas Gineitis, and Torino are back in front. Earlier, in the first half, Kian Fitz-Jim scored in the 39th minute, and Gustavo Varela equalised for Monza in the 47th minute.
Number of the match: 61st minute — In that minute Belghali put Torino 2–1 ahead after Monza's equaliser.
Minute 491–1
Varela equalises, Torino 1–1 Monza
Gustavo Varela scored in the 47th minute and Monza levelled the match in Serie A's round 8. Torino had led since the 39th minute, when Kian Fitz-Jim scored from a Giovanni Simeone assist.
Number of the match: 7 — That is how many Serie A goals Gustavo Varela now has this season.
Minute 411–0
Fitz-Jim scores, Torino 1–0 Monza
Kian Fitz-Jim scored in the 39th minute of the Serie A matchday 8 game and put Torino in front. Giovanni Simeone provided the assist. It is the first goal of the match.
Number of the match: 39th minute — That was when Fitz-Jim opened the scoring.
Live · half-time · 1–0
Torino lead Monza at half-time after Fitz-Jim goal
Torino lead Monza 1–0 after the first half. Kian Fitz-Jim scored in the 39th minute, with Giovanni Simeone providing the assist. It is a Serie A matchday 8 fixture.
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Number of the match10Monza have scored in ten consecutive matches, but did not register a shot on target in the first half.
Fitz-Jim's goal and the half-time stats. The only goal came in the 39th minute. Fitz-Jim scored from a Simeone pass. Torino had more of the ball (53% to 47%) and took five shots to Monza's two. Of the hosts' five efforts, one was on target, while the visitors had no shots on target. Monza did win four corners, Torino one.
Both sides' runs. Torino have scored in three consecutive matches and have not lost in that period. Monza have scored in ten consecutive games.
Before the match
Torino ahead of Monza: three games unbeaten and a goal in every one of them
Torino play Monza in Serie A matchday 8 after three games in a row without defeat. They scored in each of them. Monza have scored in ten games running.
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Number of the match149 minThat is how long Torino have gone without conceding in Serie A, which gives the team the third-longest current run in the league.
Torino collect points by coming back and with late goals
In Serie A, Torino have won 4 points in games in which they were trailing, the second-best return in the league. Goals after the 80th minute have added 2 points, the third-best in the league. Late strikes also show in their goal profile: 3 of their 10 goals this season came after the 75th minute. The team have not conceded for 149 minutes, the third-longest current run in the league.
Varela and Adams as top scorers
Monza's top scorer in Serie A is Gustavo Varela: 6 goals and an assist in six games. For Torino, Ché Adams has the most league goals, 3 in five games. Monza have scored 3 of their 28 goals this season with a known method of scoring by a header. They have also conceded 2 of their 15 goals after the 75th minute.
Injuries on both sides
Torino are without the injured Emirhan İlkhan, Ricardo Rodríguez, Franco Israel and Niccolò Fortini. Monza cannot call on Matteo Pessina, Exequiel Zeballos, Jan Ziolkowski, Patrick Ciurria and Yvan Maye because of injuries.
Monza have not beaten Torino in Serie A
The two sides have met six times in Serie A. Torino won three of those games and the rest ended in draws. The last league game was played in March 2025, and Torino won 2–0 away at Monza.
Why this rating
Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.
The GolVolt rating comes from four pillars — drama, heroes, stakes and quality of play — measured against this league's matches of the last 12 months (model nap-v2).
Pro extends the free match profile with its own goals model, lineup stability and results from similar fixtures. Coverage depends on the available data.
