Atalanta and Frosinone’s 4-4 draw reshapes Serie A’s middle
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Atalanta and Frosinone produced the round’s 4-4 draw, while late Inter and Napoli moments shaped the top and middle of the current Serie A table. Inter and Lazio sit level on 22 points, with Roma, Milan and Como completing the leading positions.
What changed
Eight-goal draw reshapes the middle of Serie A
Atalanta and Frosinone shared an extraordinary 4-4 draw, the highest-scoring match of Regular Season - 8. Romano Schmid put Frosinone ahead after 1 minute, but Nikola Krstović equalised after 14 minutes. Schmid restored Frosinone’s lead after 17 minutes before Éderson José dos Santos converted a penalty after 33 minutes for Atalanta.
Krstović put Atalanta ahead after 45 minutes, yet Giacomo Calò equalised after 48 minutes and Elif Elmas restored Atalanta’s advantage after 50 minutes. Aleksa Terzić completed Frosinone’s comeback after 82 minutes. The result leaves Frosinone sixth on 14 points and Atalanta 11th on 10 points, a four-point gap between them.
Across all 10 matches in the round, 34 goals were scored.
Napoli surrender a two-goal advantage
Napoli led AS Roma 2-0 after Frank Anguissa scored after 28 minutes and Scott McTominay struck after 48 minutes. Roma responded through Matias Soule after 69 minutes and Leonardo Balerdi after 74 minutes. McTominay put Napoli back in front after 83 minutes, but Balerdi scored again after 89 minutes to complete the 3-3 draw.
Balerdi and McTominay were among the round’s joint top scorers with two goals each. Roma remain third on 18 points, while Napoli are 10th on 11 points. The table shows a seven-point advantage for Roma over Napoli.
Inter and Lazio keep the summit crowded
Inter recovered from Álex Jiménez’s Fiorentina opener after 65 minutes. Marcus Thuram equalised after 90 minutes, and Piotr Zieliński converted a penalty after 90 minutes to give Inter a 2-1 win. Inter are first on 22 points, with a record of W7 D1 L0 and a goal difference of 13.
Lazio also have 22 points and remain second, with W7 D1 L0 and a goal difference of 11. Kenneth Taylor opened the scoring against Parma after 50 minutes, and Diego Carlos’s own goal for Lazio made it 2-0 after 58 minutes. Simone Lontani pulled one back for Parma after 90 minutes in Lazio’s 2-1 win.
AS Roma and AC Milan occupy third and fourth respectively, both on 18 points. Milan beat Udinese 2-0 through Christian Pulisic after 6 minutes and Omari Hutchinson after 65 minutes. Como are fifth on 17 points after Anastasios Douvikas scored both goals in a 2-0 victory over Sassuolo, after 49 and 60 minutes.
Results widen the pressure below
Juventus are seventh on 14 points after a 2-0 win at Lecce, with Weston McKennie scoring after 29 minutes and Douglas Luiz Soares after 41 minutes. Torino are eighth on 13 points after beating Monza 3-2. Kian Fitz-Jim, Rafik Belghali and Nikola Vlašić scored for Torino; Gustavo Varela scored for Monza, while Nathan Patterson’s own goal counted for Monza after 90 minutes. Torino are six points ahead of Monza, who are 15th on 7 points.
Bologna beat Cagliari 2-0 through Nicolo Casale after 57 minutes and Federico Bernardeschi’s penalty after 80 minutes. Cagliari are ninth on 13 points, five ahead of Bologna in 13th on 8 points.
Genoa beat Venezia 1-0 through Mikael Ellertsson after 25 minutes. Genoa are 16th on 7 points, while Venezia remain 20th on 3 points. Udinese are 17th on 4 points, Fiorentina 18th on 4 points and Parma 19th on 4 points, defining the current bottom positions without establishing any confirmed relegation outcome.