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Monza perde 2-3 in amichevole contro Cremonese con gol decisivo di Elia

26 September

Monza lost 2-3 in a friendly against Cremonese with Elia's decisive goal

friendly, Baschirotto, soccer, Colpani, Cremonese, Cyril Ngonge, Elia, Fabio Pecchia, Ivan Juric, Monza, result

MONZELLO – Nel corso della prima sosta per le nazionali, il Monza ha affrontato la Cremonese in un test amichevole disputato a Monzello. La partita si è conclusa con il risultato di 2-3 a favore della Cremonese. Nel primo tempo, Ngonge ha inaugurato il punteggio per il Monza, ma De Luca ha ristabilito la parità per la Cremonese. Nella seconda frazione, Baschirotto ha portato avanti nuovamente la Cremonese, mentre Antov ha pareggiato per il Monza. Infine, il gol decisivo è arrivato da Elia, che ha chiuso i conti in favore della Cremonese. La formazione guidata da Juric parte forte, mostrando…

Serie A: Torino-Napoli 1-0 - Partenopei punished by former player Simeone

Barons, soccer, Count, Naples, Noa Lang, match, result, series a, Simeon, sport, Turin

TURIN, OCTOBER 18, 2025 – Napoli leaves the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino defeated: the match was decided by a goal from former Azzurri player Giovanni Simeone, who didn't celebrate and folded his hands in a sign of respect for his former team. The match ended 1-0 to the Granata, who earned three precious points thanks to the "Cholito" goal and the unity of Marco Baroni's team. The match began with Napoli pushing forward and dominating possession, but Torino held firm and responded with blow for blow. The decisive moment came in the 32nd minute: Tamese broke through on the right flank and…

Torino beat Napoli, with former Azzurri player Simeone's goal the decisive goal.

Barons, soccer, Count, Naples, Noa Lang, match, result, series a, Simeon, sport, Turin

TURIN, OCTOBER 18, 2025 – Napoli lost at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, with Cholito's goal the deciding factor. He didn't celebrate, but folded his hands and took the three points, much to Baroni's delight. In the opening minutes, the away team immediately took control of the match, but Torino held firm, relaunching the game, and in the 32nd minute, it was former Napoli player Giovanni Simeone who made it clear to Conte that the Granata could still be the Neapolitans' bête noire. Tamese moved up the right flank and passed the ball to Adams, but Gilmour, attempting to block…