Parma
Monza
Match summary
Parma and Monza drew 1-1. Monza led 1-0 at half-time.
Jay Robinson put Monza ahead in the 38th minute, set up by Ricardo Mangas and Simone Lontani equalised in the 60th minute.
Monza had the better of the chances, with 2.11 expected goals (xG) from 16 shots to Parma's 0.62 from 7.
Parma and Monza played out a Serie A matchday three fixture that ended in a one-all draw, after Monza led at half-time. Monza controlled much of the territory and attacking play, registering 82 attacks, 42 dangerous attacks, 16 shots, and 54 percent possession compared to Parma's 51 attacks, 37 dangerous attacks, seven shots, and 46 percent possession. Monza accumulated an expected goals total of 2.11 from their efforts, while Parma recorded 0.62. Both sides committed 16 fouls and received two yellow cards each. Parma earned six corners to Monza's three, while Monza were caught offside four times.
The scoring opened in the thirty-eighth minute when Jay Robinson scored with a right foot shot for Monza, putting the visitors one-nil ahead. Shortly after, Michael Folorunsho received a yellow card for a foul in the forty-first minute. Parma made three substitutions at half-time, bringing on Giovanni Fabbian, Christian Ordóñez, and Diego Carlos. Simone Lontani equalised for Parma in the sixtieth minute with a right foot shot, making the score one-all. Further bookings followed for Mandela Keita, Leonardo Colombo, and Pontus Almqvist as both managers utilised their substitutes before the match concluded at one-all.
