Monza have sacked manager Alessandro Nesta with the club sitting at the bottom of the Serie A table. The former Italy defender saw his side suffer a 2-1 defeat by Juventus on Sunday in what proved to be his final game in charge.

Monza went toe-to-toe with Juventus on Sunday night, but they came up empty-handed once again, and the brass decided to provide a spark by firing Alessandro Nesta and hiring Salvatore Bocchetti, who

World Cup winner Alessandro Nesta has been fired by last-place Monza after coaching the club to only one win in 17 Serie A matches.

Juventus got their first win in five Serie A games with a 2-1 vicotry over Monza at the Stadio Brianteo. Juve took the lead in the 14th minute through Weston McKennie, who hooked home a Teun Koopmeiners corner from close range. It was the American midfielder's fourth of the season of a productive campaign.

Juventus finally ended their run of four straight Serie A draws with Weston McKennie and Nico Gonzalez, leaving Monza alone at the foot of the table.The Bianconeri were jeered off the pitch after a

Monza have appointed Salvatore Bocchetti as manager to replace Alessandro Nesta, the Serie A club said on Monday, with the side bottom of the standings having won just one league game this season. Nesta was sacked on Monday,