Torino beat Monza in a five-goal game to make it three wins in a row
Torino beat Monza 3-2 in Turin for a third straight Serie A win, moving to 13 points and seventh place.

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O Torino emendou a terceira vitória consecutiva no Campeonato Italiano ao superar o Monza por 3 a 2 na noite desta sexta-feira (23), em Turim, pela oitava rodada. O duelo no Estádio Olímpico Grande Torino foi resolvido com eficiência ofensiva dos donos da casa, que chegaram aos 13 pontos e aparecem na sétima colocação.
As duas equipes começaram com o mesmo desenho tático, o 3-4-2-1, e a bola ficou quase meio a meio: 51% do Torino, 49% do Monza. A diferença apareceu na agressividade. Kian Fitz-Jim abriu o marcador aos 39 minutos, depois de receber de Giovanni Simeone.
A resposta visitante veio cedo na etapa final: Gustavo Varela marcou aos dois minutos e igualou o marcador. O time da casa não se abateu e encontrou solução no banco de reservas.
Aos seis minutos, Ignazio Abate trocou Rolando Mandragora por Gvidas Gineitis. Dez minutos mais tarde, Gineitis serviu Rafik Belghali, que devolveu a vantagem aos donos da casa.
No total, o Torino finalizou 17 vezes, contra sete do Monza, e o goleiro Törnqvist precisou trabalhar em quatro defesas. A pressão virou número no gol de Nikola Vlašić, que ampliou para 3 a 1.
Nos acréscimos, Nathan Patterson — que entrara no decorrer do segundo tempo — marcou contra a própria meta e descontou para o Monza, fechando a contagem.
O Torino, que já havia vencido nas duas rodadas anteriores, se firmou de vez na parte de cima da tabela. Com o resultado, o Monza ficou nos sete pontos, em 14º lugar, e somou a terceira derrota nas últimas cinco rodadas.
Na próxima terça-feira (27), o Torino recebe o Como. O Monza joga em casa na quarta-feira (28), contra o Napoli. Os dois confrontos são válidos pelo Campeonato Italiano.
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