Milan vs Monza Prediction 24 May 2025
📢What can we expect from the clash between Milan and Monza in the final round of Serie A? Both teams enter the game with different motivations: Milan are fighting to solidify their position at the top of the table, while Monza are looking to avoid yet another away defeat. Recently, the Rossoneri have been displaying confident performances at home, consistently scoring and conceding. Meanwhile, the visitors face challenges in attack, but their defense shows resilience even against stronger opponents. This match could be a true test for both sides.
Head-to-Head
📊AC Milan and Monza have faced off in 5 official matches recently, with the "Rossoneri" holding the upper hand: 4 wins to 1, with no draws. In the first round of the current season, Milan secured a narrow 1-0 victory away from home. However, the scoreline doesn't tell the whole story: Milan created numerous dangerous opportunities, their xG was high, and they could have easily scored 2-3 goals, but their finishing let them down.
Head-to-head statistics Milan - Monza

Milan Team Overview
🔴AC Milan are currently ninth in the league, eager to climb up the standings. The team is in solid form, having secured three wins and a draw in their last five matches. They average 1.59 goals per game while maintaining a fairly sturdy defense, conceding 1.16 goals per match. Milan play aggressively at home, favoring ball possession and swift flank attacks.
Match Results: Milan

Monza Team Overview
⚪ Monza find themselves at the bottom of the league table, sitting in 20th place. The team's poor form is evident in their stats, with only three wins this season and twenty-five losses. The visitors often struggle with a lack of efficiency up front, averaging just 0.76 goals per game, and they face defensive issues, conceding 1.81 goals on average. However, the "Red and Whites" are capable of putting up a fight thanks to their solid defensive line.
Match Results: Monza
Latest news
Milan
📣In Serie A's 37th round, AC Milan suffered a painful defeat at the Olimpico, falling 3-1 to Roma. The hosts took an early lead in the 3rd minute through Gianluca Mancini, but Joao Felix soon leveled the score with a strike in the 39th minute. In the second half, Roma turned the game in their favor with goals from Leandro Paredes (58') and Bryan Cristante (87'). Head coach Sergio Conceicao admitted after the match that the loss dashed their hopes for European competitions. Nevertheless, he emphasized the importance of unity: "We must stay together, support each other, and learn from these defeats. There's one more game ahead, and I want to see the same fighting spirit we showed at the start of the season."
🚫Regarding squad availability, the club will be without Santiago Gimenez, who is serving a suspension. There are also doubts over Samuel Chukwueze and Theo Hernandez, who are dealing with groin and thigh issues, respectively. Warren Bondo has been diagnosed with an ankle injury, with his return expected in early June.
Monza
📣In their last match, Monza struck first at home. Gianluca Caprari delivered a precise pass to Samuele Birindelli, who expertly found the corner to put the hosts ahead in the 30th minute. However, the game took a drastic turn in the second half. By the 49th minute, Lorenzo Colombo had equalized, and just three minutes later, Mattia Viti put his team in front. Monza conceded a third goal in the 59th minute due to an own goal by goalkeeper Pizzignacco, resulting in a 1-3 defeat. Head coach Alessandro Nesta acknowledged post-match that the team could have capitalized on their first-half momentum but made too many defensive errors after the break. He promised to analyze the problematic moments and focus on recovery ahead of the season's final round.
🚫The team still has several players sidelined with injuries. Armando Izzo, Danilo D’Ambrosio, and Matteo Pessina are continuing their recovery from muscle and groin injuries, with their return expected in early June. Additionally, the participation of Omari Forson, Roberto Gagliardini, and Silvio Ganvuli remains uncertain due to health concerns.
⚽️Goal Prediction
Both teams enter this match without any significant stakes in the standings. In such situations, there's no need to push forward aggressively, and the coaching staffs are likely to give opportunities to young players and reserves. This scenario often results in a more restrained and calm pace of play. In their first-round encounter, only one goal was scored despite numerous chances. Given the overall context, we're betting on total goals under 4.5.
🚩Corner Prediction
Monza are experiencing a season marked by extremely low activity in the opposition's half, reflected in their corner statistics-averaging just 3.5 corners per match, the lowest in Serie A. In their recent home game against Empoli (1-3), they managed only 2 corners. A similar pattern was evident in their first-round clash with Milan, where the "Brianzoli" delivered just 3 corners throughout the match. Considering their weak attacking dynamics and lack of motivation, we're betting on Monza's total corners under 3.5.