Last June, the Italian football club said farewell with great honor to Silvio Berlusconi, who died at the age of 86 and left behind a great legacy. His team Monza paid their respects to the cavalier a few months later.

Specifically, on September 29, when he would have turned 87, when the Biancorossi published a moving message to the former Italian Prime Minister with which they wanted to demonstrate his contribution to their team.

“29. September, always a special day. Impossible to forget when the man of dreams was born, in our case the man of the big red and white dream, who changed the history of Monza forever.”

Many wishes for our president. “Silvio Berlusconi is with us forever” reads Monza’s message, with Adriano Galliani having said the following a day earlier on the five-year anniversary of Berlusconi’s purchase of the club:

“Berlusconi told me: ‘We’re going to Serie A,’ which had never happened before in Monza’s 100-year history.”

We were in the third division, it was five years since Silvio Berlusconi took over at Monza and now we are in our second season in Serie A. Something amazing.”

The game at Marasi on Thursday evening (28/09) turned into a party for Genoa and a nightmare for Roma after the hosts won 4-1 in the final and overtook their rivals in the Serie A table. With the Romans for themselves Some remain near the relegation zone.

This was the Giallorossi’s third defeat in their first six games, with last year’s Europa League finalists having only tasted one win in the league this season and Jose Mourinho admitting it was the first time he had had one in his coaching career situation happened.

“It was a game where everything went wrong, but now is not the time for criticism. I need to sleep first to do a thorough analysis. The players’ apology to the fans?

It was a team initiative, respect is sacred. The fans know what I think and feel, that the pain is twice as great, for us and for them.

Now I expect the team to give everything against Frosinone to get the three points. If there is reaction from the population, then we should have the strength to play with additional pressure.

When it was 3-1 the game was over and there was an absolute catastrophe, that happens sometimes.” emphasized the Portuguese coach, adding meaningfully:

“It’s my worst start, but with me Roma played in two consecutive European finals for the first time.”

THE Genoa He celebrated with the rival Roma and with the 4-1 in “Luigi Ferraris” for Matchday 6 of Serie A overtook them on the scoreboard and left them near the relegation zone.

The home side took the lead in the 5th minute through Albert Gudmundsson, with Jose Mourinho’s men in complete control after that, with possession and movement but no counter-attack.

Brian Cristante’s 22nd minute equalizer didn’t last long as the first half ended with a goal from Matteo Retegui that restored the Griffons’ lead.

Andrea Belotti came into the game at half-time but was unable to score. Alberto Gilardino’s changes were more effective after Morten Thorsby and Junior Mesias made the final score 4-1 in the final quarter of the game.

In the battle of the Greeks in the competition, the Monza from George Kyriakopoulos (he played 63 minutes as a left full-back) was drawn 0-0 with the Bologna from Babi Lykogiannis (played 59 minutes as a left-back).

The results of the 6th game

• Juventus – Lecce 1:0 (57′ Milik)
• Cagliari – Milan 1-3 (29′ Luvubo / 40′ Okafor, 45′ Tomori, 60′ Loftus Chick)
• Empoli – Salernitana 1:0 (34′ Baldanci)
• Verona – Atalanta 0-1 (13′ Copminers)
• Inter-Sassuolo 1-2 (45+1′ Dumfries / 54′ Bayrami, 63′ Berardi)
• Lazio – Turin 2:0 (56′ Vesino, 75′ Tzakani)
• Naples – Udinese 4-1 (19′ penalty. Zielinski, 39′ Osimen, 74′ Kvarachelia, 81′ Simeone / 80′ Samardzic)
• Frosinone – Fiorentina 1-1 (70′ Soule / 19′ Gonzalez)
• Monza – Bologna 0-0
• Genoa – Rome 4-1 (5′ Gudmundsson, 45′ Retegui, 74′ Thoresby, 81′ Mesias / 22′ Cristante)

The highlights

Juventus – Lecce 1-0

Inter – Sassuolo 1-2

Naples – Udinese 4:1

Lazio – Turin 2-0

Empoli – Salernitana 1-0

Verona – Atalanta 0-1

Cagliari – Milan 1-3

Frosinone – Fiorentina 1-1

Monza – Bologna 0-0

The program of the 7th game

• September 30th 4:00 p.m Lecce – Naples
• September 30th 7:00 p.m Milan – Lazio
• September 30th 9:45 p.m Salernitana – Inter
• 01.10. 1:30 p.m Bologna – Empoli
• 01.10. 4:00 p.m Udinese – Genoa
• 01.10. 7:00 p.m Atalanta – Juventus
• 01/10 9:45 p.m Roma – Frosinon
• 02.10. 19:30 o’clock Sassuolo – Monza
• 02.10. 19:30 o’clock Turin – Verona
• 10.02. 9:45 p.m Florence – Cagliari