Bologna and Monza meet at Renato Dall’Ara in Serie A round 10

Bologna will host Monza at the Renato Dall’Ara on Saturday, 31 October 2026, in a Serie A 2026-2027 fixture that brings together two sides separated by five places in the table.

The match is scheduled to begin at 16:00 Saudi time and 17:00 UAE time. The fixture listing also records an 11:00 kick-off at the Renato Dall’Ara.

Bologna are 11th after nine matches, with three wins, two draws and four defeats. They have scored 12 goals, conceded 12 and collected 11 points. Monza sit 16th, having won twice, drawn once and lost six times. They have scored 16 goals, conceded 22 and earned seven points.

Inter and Lazio lead the standings on 25 points, followed by Roma on 21. Como are fourth on 20, with Milan fifth on 18. Napoli, Frosinone and Juventus have 14 points, while Torino and Cagliari have 13.

Atalanta and Genoa have 10 points each, followed by Lecce on nine. Sassuolo are on eight, while Monza are ahead of Udinese, Parma, Fiorentina and Venezia, who have five, five, four and three points respectively.

Broadcast and online viewing

The rights to Serie A 2026-2027 matches are held by the stc tv application, which will show Bologna v Monza.

The match can also be watched online through the stc app. Subscriptions are available free of charge to customers in Saudi Arabia with Baity Fiber, Postpaid 4 Extra and Postpaid Max packages. Other viewers can subscribe for 15 riyals per month.

Expected line-ups

Bologna’s predicted starting XI is Lucas Skorupski; Nicolo Casale, Matteo Darmian, Arthur Theate, Tommaso Pobega; Juan Miranda, Lewis Ferguson, Nadir Zortea, Niccolo Cambiaghi; Federico Bernardeschi and Jens Odgaard. Raffaele Palladino is listed as the manager.

Monza are expected to select N. Toernqvist; Saba Goglichidze, Lorenzo Lucchesi, Andrea Carboni, J. Robinson; F. Ondoa, Samuel Birindelli, Ebenezer Akinsanmiro, Ricardo Mangas; Dany Mota and G. Varela. Ivan Juric is listed as their manager.

The predicted line-ups are: Bologna 1 Lucas Skorupski, 16 Nicolo Casale, 36 Matteo Darmian, 3 Arthur Theate, 4 Tommaso Pobega, 33 Juan Miranda, 19 Lewis Ferguson, 20 Nadir Zortea, 28 Niccolo Cambiaghi, 10 Federico Bernardeschi, 21 Jens Odgaard; Monza 1 N. Toernqvist, 2 Saba Goglichidze, 3 Lorenzo Lucchesi, 44 Andrea Carboni, 46 J. Robinson, 8 F. Ondoa, 19 Samuel Birindelli, 14 Ebenezer Akinsanmiro, 7 Ricardo Mangas, 47 Dany Mota, 9 G. Varela.