Exterior view of the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in Turin, home of Torino FC
Exterior view of the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in Turin, home of Torino FC. Image: Lisa16031977 via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Torino Beat Monza 3-2 As Serie A Weekend Gets Underway

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Exterior view of the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in Turin, home of Torino FC

Torino beat AC Monza 3-2 on Friday night at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, according to Serie A records, opening Matchweek 8 of the Italian season. Torino led 1-0 at half-time before a dramatic second half produced four more goals.

The win gives Torino a valuable three points at home, while Monza leave Turin empty-handed despite scoring twice in the second half. Friday night games in Italy are often tight, but this one delivered goals and late drama.

Torino’s ability to score three times at home will please their coach. Monza’s fightback, though, showed why they are a dangerous opponent: even when behind, they kept attacking and made Torino work for the win until the final whistle.

Roma-Napoli Headlines Saturday

Saturday’s Serie A action is headlined by a blockbuster meeting between Roma and Napoli, according to the weekend preview, while Como will want to follow up their thrashing victory over Manchester United when they take on Sassuolo. Both games promise goals and tension.

Roma-Napoli is one of Italy’s great fixtures, with both clubs chasing European places and pride. A win for either side would be a statement, and the Stadio Olimpico atmosphere will be intense.

Como Look To Build On Big Win

Como’s recent thrashing victory over Manchester United — in a European fixture that caught the eye across the continent — has raised expectations. Sassuolo will arrive determined to spoil the party, but Como now believe they can beat anyone.

Saturday also brings Cagliari against Bologna, completing a full Italian weekend. Torino’s Friday win sets the standard: three points, three goals and a home crowd sent home happy.

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