Monza v Atalanta: How to watch the 2026-27 Serie A match online and on TV

Brianteo will host Monza’s Serie A meeting with Atalanta on Sunday, 8 November 2026, with both sides aiming to improve their position in the league table.

The match is the 11th-round fixture of the 2026-27 Serie A season and will begin at 17:00 Saudi Arabia time (17:00) and 18:00 United Arab Emirates time (18:00).

The game will be available through the stc tv application, which holds the rights to broadcast 2026-27 Serie A matches.

Viewers who prefer to watch online can follow Monza v Atalanta via the stc application. A subscription is available free of charge to customers in Saudi Arabia on Baiti Fiber, Mofawtar 4 Extra and Mofawtar Max packages, or for 15 Saudi riyals per month.

Expected line-ups

Monza are expected to line up with N. Toernqvist in goal, behind Edi Kwadwo, Lorenzo Lucchesi, Saba Goglichidze, Samuel Birindelli, F. Ondoa, L. Colombo, Exequiel Zeballos, Ricardo Mangas, Dany Mota and G. Varela.

Ivan Juric is listed as Monza’s manager.

Atalanta’s predicted side includes Marco Carnesecchi, R. Obric, Lorenzo Bernasconi, Davide Zappacosta, Giorgio Scalvini, Ederson, Jonathan Rowe, Mario Pasalic, Nicola Zalewski, Charles De Ketelaere and Nikola Krstovic.

Maurizio Sarri is listed as Atalanta’s manager.

Serie A standings

Lazio lead the table after 10 matches with 28 points, followed by Inter on 25 and Roma on 24. Como have 23 points, while Milan are fifth on 21.

Frosinone are sixth with 20 points, ahead of Juventus on 17. Napoli and Bologna have 14 points each, while Torino have 13. Genoa and Cagliari also have 13 points.

Atalanta are 13th with 11 points. Lecce have nine points, followed by Parma, Fiorentina and Sassuolo, all on eight.

Monza sit 18th with seven points. Udinese are 19th on five points and Venezia are bottom with three.

The table is as follows:

1. Lazio – 28 points 2. Inter – 25 3. Roma – 24 4. Como – 23 5. Milan – 21 6. Frosinone – 20 7. Juventus – 17 8. Napoli – 14 9. Bologna – 14 10. Torino – 13 11. Genoa – 13 12. Cagliari – 13 13. Atalanta – 11 14. Lecce – 9 15. Parma – 8 16. Fiorentina – 8 17. Sassuolo – 8 18. Monza – 7 19. Udinese – 5 20. Venezia – 3