The one made by Daniel Maldini against Bologna it is the fastest goal scored by Monza since the start of a Serie A match: 3 minutes and 40 seconds. To underline this, after the defeat of the Brianza team on the Bologna pitch 3-1, is the profile X by Opta Paolo.
The scoreboard of Bologna-Monza 3-1
Bologna (4-2-3-1): Ravaglia; Posch (35′ st De Silvestri), Beukema, Lucumì, Miranda (21′ st Lykogiannis); Freuler, Ferguson; Orsolini, Odgaard (35′ st Fabbian), Dominguez (21′ st Ndoye); Castro (1′ st Dallinga). Available: Skorupski, Bagnolini, Holm, Erlic, Casale, Moro, Pobega, Urbanski, Iling-Junior. All.: Italian
Monza (3-4-2-1): Turati; D’Ambrosio (35′ st Forson), Izzo, A. Carboni; Akpa Akpro (35′ st Sensi), Bianco, Bondo (39′ Vignato), Kyriakopoulos (25′ st Martins); Ciurria, Maldini; Djuric (25′ st Caprari). Available: Pizzignacco, Mazza, Postiglione, Valoti, Colombo, Maric, Petagna. All.: Bocchetti
Referee: Mariani
Scorers: 4′ Maldini (M), 22′ Castro (B), 34′ Odgaard (B), 24′ st Orsolini (B)
Booked: Castro, Beukema (B), Akpa Akpro, Kyriakopoulos, Izzo (M)
The updated ranking
Napoli – 47 points (20 games)
Inter – 44 points (19 games)
Atalanta – 43 points (20 games)
Lazio – 36 points (20 games)
Juventus – 34 points (20 games)
Bologna – 33 points (20 games)
Fiorentina – 32 points (19 games)
Milan – 31 points (19 games)
Roma – 27 points (21 games)
Udinese – 26 points (20 games)
Genoa – 23 points (21 games)
Turin – 22 points (20 games)
Lecce – 20 points (20 games)
Empoli – 20 points (20 games)
Parma – 19 points (20 games)
Como – 19 points (20 games)
Verona – 19 points (20 games)
Cagliari – 18 points (20 games)
Venice – 14 points (20 games)
Monza – 13 points (21 games)