Serie A: Pinamonti decides the match against Verona.

In the first match of the sixth round of the championship, Sassuolo took home three precious points. Pinamonti, who first missed a penalty but then cleverly converted the rebound, decided the game against Verona. Grosso's team thus climbed to nine points, while the Gialloblù remain at the bottom of the table with three points.

Verona-Sassuolo 0-1

The first half saw both teams immediately strike. In the 13th minute, Volpato attempted a shot, but Nelsson promptly blocked it. Serdar responded two minutes later, but visiting goalkeeper Muric reacted quickly and deflected the ball to the corner. In the 16th minute, referee Fourneau awarded a penalty to Verona for an alleged handball by Volpato. After an on-field review, however, the referee overturned the penalty, citing a previous foul on the Sassuolo goalkeeper. Before halftime, in the 44th minute, Muric again made a decisive save, blocking Giovane's attempt.

In the second half, the Neroverdi changed things up, with Grosso bringing on Pierini, Fadera, and Thorstvedt in the 59th minute for Volpato, Laurienté, and Vranckx. The decision immediately proved decisive: Thorstvedt hit a sensational double post in the 60th minute, only to be brought down by Nelsson after the shot. The referee awarded a penalty, but VAR again corrected it, as the foul occurred outside the penalty area. The penalty, however, came a few minutes later after Serdar brought down Fadera in the penalty area. From the spot Pinamonti He was hypnotized by Montipò, but was quick to tap in the goalkeeper's parry, sealing Sassuolo's lead in the 71st minute. In the 75th minute, Orban nearly equalized with a shot that went just wide. In the final minutes, the Neroverdi controlled the result and were no longer in danger. Ends 0-1.