- SSD Monza 1912 have won two and lost none of their last two home games.
- Napoli are not winless in away games in 2026-2027 (W1, D1, L2).
Monza’s momentum may flow against Napoli
Napoli will travel to the Stadio Brianteo on Wednesday to face an SSD Monza 1912 side that have come out of the blocks at a decent clip in Serie A 2026-2027.
I Biancorossi are 14th in the table with seven points after seven games, while Napoli are ninth with ten and still searching for their rhythm.
Massimiliano Allegri took the reigns of Gli Azzurri on 3 July 2026 and has made them a more patient and disciplined team in a 4-3-3 that has structure in the build-up.
Ivan Juric has been in charge of Monza since 1 July 2026 and has started to install his blueprint of an aggressive back three and high-press system on his team.
The head-to-head record is favourable to Napoli, who beat Monza 1-0 away in Serie A 2024/2025 and have won the last two meetings, but this could be a tough contest for them. The hosts have won their last two at home and look to be improving.
Monza are a different beast at home
Napoli's away record in Serie A 2026/2027 is one win, one draw and two defeats from four games. Monza have conceded only four goals in three home games in Serie A 2026-2027 and can lock it down if they need to at the U-Power Stadium. Juric's team come into this game after a three-game sequence of draw-loss-win, with their most recent result a 4-0 home thumping of Cagliari showing they have some bite. Napoli, meanwhile, are coming off a 1-0 Serie A away defeat to Venezia and a 4-3 Champions League home win over Bodo/Glimt - neither of which show the consistency they will need to win the league again. But a 2-1 win for the away side is the prediction here, as Napoli have won on their two previous visits to Monza and won't be scared of the trip.
Højlund has Napoli’s edge
Rasmus Højlund leads Napoli's Serie A scoring with two in five but Napoli need another finisher to step up and take a few games off him if they are to be a title contender. Gustavo Varela is Monza's danger man with four goals in as many Serie A games and he can get on the scoresheet again here with his team having scored 11 goals in their last five. A draw looks live at 3.45, but both teams to score at 1.62 is another option to consider for this match-up which should be open in transitions.
