The Portuguese players had distinct lucks on the ninth Serie A journey, with Gustavo Varela scoring it, but ending up high against Napoli, and Vitinha helping Genoa win a Juventus without Francisco Conceição.
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28/10/2026
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Os games of the night of Wednesday continued to bring different outcomes for the teams with Portuguese involved, since the Monza, by Gustavo Varela and Ricardo Mangas, was shot by Napoli, by 1-4, while the Genoa, by Vitinha, beat Juventus (without Francisco Conceição), by 2-0.
Now, on this ninth journey of Serie A, an advanced Portuguese began to continue in ‘brasa’ before the opposing networks, since the Monza's nine shirt again scored, raising its count to eight goals in eight games played in the Italian championship.
Still, Napoli was the one who came first to the advantage, with a goal scored by Rasmus Hojlund, after a pass made by Giovanni Di Lorenzo, at 10 minutes, to inaugurate the marker at U-Power Stadium.
However, the house team was unwilling to hand over the game and went after the loss, with a goal coming up on the edge of the break, with the usual suspect making his own.
Gustavo Varela was even the man-goal of the class visited, continuing the good time in the season, with an average of one goal per game serving the Italians.
But the rest was not sweet to Monza, who saw Napoli score three times in the second half to claim victory and seventh rank.
First was Matteo Politano to take care of himself to return the advantage to the Neapolitans, with a goal soon opening the second part, before watching the third goal outsider, at 62 minutes, pointed out by Rafa Marín, who gave some tranquility to the visitors.
The truth is that the nightmare was not about to end so soon, since five minutes later, there was a new moment of partying in the section of the team that traveled from Naples, with Noa Lang offering the goal to Kevin De Bruyne and closing the accounts of the final result of 1-4.
Chico's at party? Juventus loses at Genoa's house
Juventus was surprised at the departure outside of the house in front of Genoa, which had a Vitinha in the eleventh title, and the outsiders could not count on the presence of Francisco Conceição, who is out for injury.
In this way, it was the Portuguese spearhead that smiled, watching his team score twice in 28 minutes, with Tommaso Baldanzi standing out, watching Kingsley Ehizibue's first goal and scoring Genoa's second, to ensure the three points facing a Juventus without ideas.
With this result, Juventus was surpassed by Napoli, despite maintaining the same 14 points, while Genoa rose to 13th place, with 10 points added, and Monza is 16th, with seven.