Monza U20 vs Cremonese U20: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Mon, 24 Nov '25)

Get ready for an intriguing clash in the Campionato Primavera 1 as Monza U20 gears up to face Cremonese U20 on November 24th. This forthcoming encounter at Monza's home ground promises an exciting battle. But what does history between these two teams tell us? In their recent showdowns, Monza U20 has yet to taste victory, whereas Cremonese U20 emerged triumphant twice, with the last encounter ending in a stalemate. Will this match see Monza finally breaking their winless streak against Cremonese?

Let's delve into their recent form. Monza U20 enters the battlefield following a goalless draw against Torino U20. Conversely, Cremonese U20 is licking their wounds after a 0-2 defeat to Genoa U20. How do they fare in their respective leagues? Monza U20 sits comfortably mid-table in 10th position, while Cremonese U20 languishes at the bottom in 20th. Can late-season dynamics tilt the scales heavily in Monza's favor?

Zooming into individual performances, Cremonese needs to be wary of Monza's top scorer, F. Reita, who has already found the net twice this season. Meanwhile, Monza's defense will have their hands full with F. R. Galli, the leading assist provider for Cremonese U20. The standout stars for Monza U20 include Andrea Vailati with an impressive rating of 8.02, followed by Aljaz Strajnar and Lorenzo Colonnese with 7.3 and 7.21, respectively. Over at Cremonese, Federico Ragnoli Galli leads with a 7.06 rating, shadowed closely by Gabriel Herzuah and Eduart Gashi.

Analyzing ball possession, Cremonese holds a slight edge, boasting a 49.3% possession rate compared to Monza's 44.2%. Corner enthusiasts, take note: Cremonese averages 7.27 corners per match, significantly higher than Monza's 4.45. Discipline and composure are evenly matched with Monza accumulating 22 yellow cards to Cremonese's 14, and neither side seeing red or conceding penalty goals this season.

With all eyes set on the tactical battlefield, Cremonese's current form and past success suggest they have a psychological edge. However, don't underestimate Monza's potential to exploit Cremonese's vulnerabilities, especially given their mid-table confidence. If history and numbers serve as any omen, Cremonese might just walk away the victors yet again, but Monza, fortified by home support and strategic play, could very well surprise us all.