AC Monza fell on the road 3-2 to Inter Milan in its last game on March 8. Inter Milan outshot AC Monza 27 to eight. Ahead of watching this matchup, here's what you need to know about Saturday's soccer action.

The 2025 calendar of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza is rich, with nine months, from March to December, characterized by a series of national and international events, both motor racing and non.

Inter found it tougher than expected against Monza, fighting back from 2-0 down including a Keita Balde Diao screamer, with Marko Arnautovic, Hakan Calhanoglu and Lautaro Martinez.

Inter Milan were given a real scare by bottom club Monza before coming back to win 3-2 at the San Siro on Saturday, where an own goal allowed the hosts to extend their lead at the top of the Serie A standings.

INTER (3-5-2): 13 Martinez; 28 Pavard, 6 De Vrij, 15 Acerbi; 2 Dumfries, 23 Barella, 20 Calhanoglu, 22 Mkhitaryan, 95 Bastoni; 10 Lautaro, 8 Arnautovic. Substitutes: 1 Sommer, 12 Di Gennaro, 7 Zielinski, 9 Thuram, 11 Correa, 16 Frattesi, 21 Asllani, 30 Carlos Augusto, 31 Bisseck, 50 Aidoo, 58 Cocchi, 99 Taremi. Coach: Simone Inzaghi.

Inter have an injury crisis with an eye on the Champions League, so Marko Arnautovic partners Lautaro Martinez, with Alessandro Bastoni again in an advanced role.

Set to support Silvere Ganvoula or Keita Balde up front, Dany Mota has been waiting since October for a league goal. Since Monza made their Serie A debut in 2022, Mota has been their top scorer (13) - starting by netting the club's first top-flight strike, against Torino - but he has been struggling for several months now.

Inter and Monza have named their starting line-ups as the Nerazzurri look to go four points clear at the top of Serie A. OneFootball users in the United Kingdom and Ireland can watch the match right here, simply by tapping on the matchcard above and following the onscreen instructions.