Venezia vs Monza: What Awaits Us on April 12?
On April 12, 2025, during Matchday 32 of Serie A, two teams fighting for their lives will face off: Venezia hosts Monza. The match kicks off at 15:00 Berlin time. Both sides are clinging to their hopes of staying in the top division — but whose grip is stronger?
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Venezia: Time to Fight to the Last Breath
Venezia sits in 19th place with 21 points. Five points away from safety feels like an endless gulf, but while hope is alive, the team will battle for every blade of grass.
Their recent form has been like a broken record: draws and losses on repeat. Venezia hasn’t tasted victory in their last 15 official and friendly matches. In their previous outing, they managed a 1–1 draw against Lecce, but before that, they fell 0–1 at home to Bologna.
Injuries continue to plague the team — Duncan, Marcandalli, Shingtién, Marić, Stanković, and Svoboda are all sidelined.
Still, playing at home, with the crowd behind them and a slight edge in quality, Venezia has reasons to believe.
Their top scorer, Hans Nicolussi Caviglia, who has netted four goals, will be carrying much of the team's hopes on his shoulders.
Monza: Survival Hopes Slipping Away
Monza’s situation is even grimmer. With just 15 points, they are stuck at the bottom of the table, 11 points away from salvation. Their chances of survival are as faint as a mirage, but as long as the ball is rolling, anything remains possible.
Recent matches have painted a bleak picture: a 1–3 defeat to Como and a 0–3 loss to Cagliari. Five defeats in their last six Serie A matches — hardly the form of a team destined to survive.
Injuries also pile up for Monza: Dzeroli, Carboni, and Pessina are out, while Kyriakopoulos is suspended.
One faint ray of light — Dany Mota, the team’s top scorer with five goals. But saving Monza singlehandedly is a tall order.
Match Prediction
Both teams are in a rough patch, but Venezia looks slightly more alive. Home advantage, burning motivation, and a slightly better structure tilt the scales in their favor.
Statistics hint at a tight, low-scoring affair: in six of Venezia’s last nine matches, at least one team failed to score. The same trend is reflected in Monza’s recent games — caution will likely dominate.
Venezia appears closer to victory, but expect a gritty, nerve-wracking battle — much like navigating a stormy Venetian canal.
