AC Milan

vs

SSD Monza 1912

Predictions & Betting Tips

Santiago to seal the win for Milan

This AC Milan vs SSD Monza 1912 preview reveals that AC Milan have little left to play for in the final game of the Serie A 2024-2025 season other than pride, but the Rossoneri will be keen to end a disappointing campaign on a high, with a managerial change and major squad overhaul looming. Conceicao’s appointment in December 2024 has overseen some improvements to the team’s defensive structure and shape, but the Portuguese tactician hasn’t been able to eradicate the costly individual errors that have plagued Milan’s backline late in the season. A 1-0 away defeat to Bologna followed by a 3-1 loss at Roma have seen Milan drop to 9th in the standings with just 60 points from their 37 games, while the visitors this weekend prop up the Serie A table with just 18 in the bank. Our AC Milan vs SSD Monza 1912 prediction is that Milan will look to end the season on a positive note and restore some pride.

Monza have been a waste of space

Alessandro Nesta took over as Monza boss in February 2025 but hasn’t managed to galvanize the club’s fortunes. The Biancorossi recorded a surprise 2-1 away win over Udinese, but a 4-0 loss at home to Atalanta and a 3-1 defeat to Empoli. Monza’s attack has been woefully ineffective all season, netting just 0.83 goals per-game away from home and only 15 goals in total on the road. Dany Mota leads the club’s scoring charts with just five goals from 31 Serie A appearances this term. AC is likely to play a controlled, possession-based style of soccer under Conceicao and they have the structure and quality to limit the visitors to few opportunities. The hosts could win by a comfortable margin on Saturday and it could be a long afternoon for Monza if the motivation of their hosts isn’t truly lacking. For those considering a flutter, the AC Milan vs SSD Monza 1912 betting tips suggest a strong preference for a home win.

Milan can maintain their dominance

The AC Milan vs SSD Monza 1912 prediction from the bookmakers has Milan as heavy favourites at -400 for this game and that seems about right considering the gap in quality between the sides, while Monza are massive +1600 outsiders. The ‘Both Teams to Score: Yes’ market is priced at -113, which looks a little short for a game where one team has nothing to lose and the other has little to gain. Milan’s attack has been heavily reliant on Christian Pulisic this season and he is the clear choice in the anytime goalscorer market with 11 Serie A goals. However, Santiago Gimenez has hit a rich vein of form up front for the Rossenori recently, scoring three of the team’s last seven goals over the past five games.