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Fiorentina secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Lazio in Serie A Round 32, with Robin Gosens scoring the decisive goal. The win significantly boosts Fiorentina’s survival hopes, while Lazio suffers a setback in their push for European qualification after
Inter Milan produced a stunning comeback to defeat Como 5-3 after trailing 0-2, with Marcus Thuram scoring twice and Denzel Dumfries leading the turnaround. The dramatic victory extends Inter’s lead to 9 points at the top of Serie A,
Napoli secured a narrow 1–0 victory over Lecce in Serie A Round 9, thanks to Anguissa’s decisive header. Under Antonio Conte’s leadership, the reigning champions extended their lead at the top, while AC Milan and Atalanta shared the spoils
Napoli climbed to the top of the Serie A table after a 3–1 home win over Inter Milan. Kevin De Bruyne opened the scoring from the penalty spot but was forced off in tears with a suspected hamstring injury,
Christian Pulisic missed a crucial penalty as AC Milan were held to a 0-0 draw by Juventus in Serie A Round 6. The result denied Milan a fifth straight win, while Juventus recorded their fifth consecutive draw across all
Inter Milan edged Sassuolo 2–1 to end their losing streak, with Dimarco scoring and an own goal sealing the win. Roma triumphed in the capital derby, Atalanta maintained strong form, while Fiorentina’s struggles continued in Serie A Round 4.
Juventus were held 1-1 by Verona, ending their three-match winning streak, while AC Milan powered past Udinese 3-0 away from home. Bologna sealed a dramatic stoppage-time win, leaving the Serie A title race wide open after Round 4.
Luka Modrić made history at 40 by scoring the decisive goal in AC Milan’s 1-0 win over Bologna, becoming the oldest midfielder to score in Serie A.