Monza vs Cagliari Prediction & Betting Tips (5 January)

Red lantern of the championship, Monza really cannot do it and simply stagnates on a terrible series of ten games without a victory in the championship and especially on four successive losses with the same score each time against Udinese at home 1-2, Lecce on the road 2-1, before Christmas against Juventus 1-2, and last weekend on the lawn of Parma 2-1 . What more can we add about the condition of the premises? Their dry elimination in the 1/8th final of the Italian Cup against Bologna 4-0.  Entering their 2nd consecutive season in SA, the Sardinians are currently forced to face strong adversity in the elite and hold 18th place.

Like Monza, Cagliari's results are disastrous with a current series of four defeats and above all only one goal scored during this run. To list them all, against Fiorentina at first 1-0, for the arrival of the Dea of ​​Atalanta 0-1, on the lawn of the promoted and relegated Venezia 2-1, and last weekend, in difficulty against Inter Milan at home 0-3.

Indisputable holder in the central hinge, Pablo Mari will miss this poster due to a suspension to be served following his exclusion last weekend. In addition, there are injuries to Cragno (replacement goalkeeper), long-term absent midfielder Gagliardini, without forgetting the important Pessina (6 goals, 3 assists last season), and Vignato (rotation). Scorer in the defeat against Parma, replacement Pedro Pereira tried to charge, in vain, not followed by his teammates. Author of 4 goals in the championship, the Bosnian Djuric recently returned from injury and could start in the major eleven today.

Dany Mota (4 pawns in SA) remains uncertain due to his absence last weekend. Only one major absence to report among the Sardinians, but not the least, that of the Angolan international Luvumbo (1 goal, 1 assist in the league this season). Which means that the Romanian international Marin will be operational like the Colombian international Yerry Mina, the midfielder Gaetano (on loan from Naples for the season), the Frenchman Adopo (on loan from Bergamo) without forgetting to mention the The man of this first half of the season at Cagliari, Roberto Piccoli (4 goals).