It was a day marked by thrilling victories in the Serie A, with the Milan’s hard-fought win over Como setting the tone for a series of electrifying matches. In Monza, the home team, which featured Dany Mota in the starting lineup, took the lead against Parma in the 60th minute, thanks to a goal from Izzo. Just when it seemed like the home team had the win in the bag, Angel-Yoan Bonny pulled off an incredible feat. Receiving the ball in the defensive midfield, he sprinted 30 meters, effortlessly dodging opponents, and unleashed a stunning arched shot that found its way into the Monza goal at the 84th minute.
As captured by Sport TV Portugal on Twitter, Bonny’s goal was a masterpiece, with the commentator aptly describing it as “Calma, Bonny”. This remarkable strike could have easily been the goal of the day, had Ondrej Duda not scored an impeccable free kick to secure Hellas Verona’s victory over Udinese. Duda’s teammate, Casper Tengstedt, played a crucial role in the match, and at the 72nd minute, Duda decided the outcome with a perfectly executed penalty kick from the middle of the field.
The tweet from Sport TV Portugal aptly described Duda’s goal as “Lá para dentro”, with the player being hailed as “inspirado”. In the day’s final match, Torino edged out Empoli with a 1-0 win, courtesy of a precisely placed shot by Vlasic at the 70th minute. Unfortunately for Empoli, the team remains in the Serie A relegation zone. As the day drew to a close, fans were left to ponder the excitement of the matches, with each team giving it their all in pursuit of victory.
Key Highlights
- Milan secured a hard-fought win over Como
- Monza took the lead against Parma, only to be equalized by Angel-Yoan Bonny’s stunning goal
- Ondrej Duda’s free kick sealed Hellas Verona’s victory over Udinese
- Torino won 1-0 against Empoli, with Vlasic’s goal being the deciding factor
The Serie A continues to deliver thrilling matches, with each team fighting for every point. As the season progresses, fans can expect even more electrifying performances from their favorite teams.