Inter and Lazio lead as Round 6 leaves Venezia bottom
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Genoa’s 2-1 win over Fiorentina headlined a round in which Inter and Lazio stayed level at the top on 16 points. Roma, Cagliari and AC Milan remain close behind, while Venezia are bottom on 0 points and several clubs are separated by narrow margins.
What changed
Genoa’s late own goal gives Fiorentina hope in a 2-1 win
Genoa opened a two-goal lead against Fiorentina through Milutin Osmajić in the 7th minute and Junior Messias in the 15th. Johan Vásquez then scored an own goal for Fiorentina in the 73rd minute, pulling Fiorentina back into the match, but Genoa held on. The result leaves both clubs on 4 points, with Genoa 17th and Fiorentina 19th in the table. Genoa’s superior goal difference separates them.
Inter and Lazio set the pace
Inter remain 1st on 16 points after a 3-0 victory over Parma. Petar Sučić opened the scoring in the 13th minute, Hakan Çalhanoğlu converted a penalty in the 18th, and Marcus Thuram completed Inter’s scoring in the 31st. Parma are 18th on 4 points, leaving Inter 12 points ahead of them.
Lazio also have 16 points and sit 2nd after beating Monza 3-1. Nuno Tavares scored in the 3rd minute, Gustav Isaksen added a second in the 23rd, and Andrea Pinamonti restored Lazio’s two-goal advantage in the 88th after Saba Goglichidze had pulled one back for Monza in the 46th. The result keeps Lazio level on points with Inter, while Monza are 16th on 4 points.
Roma hold firm as the upper table tightens
AS Roma remain 3rd on 14 points after a goalless draw at Como, who are 7th on 11 points. Roma are 3 points ahead of Como. Cagliari are 4th on 13 points after drawing 1-1 with Juventus, who are 6th on 11 points. Daniel Maldini put Cagliari ahead in the 20th minute before Randal Kolo Muani equalised in the 81st, leaving Cagliari 2 points above Juventus.
AC Milan are 5th on 12 points following a 1-1 draw at Sassuolo, who are 11th on 8 points. Adrien Rabiot gave AC Milan the lead in the 63rd minute, and Cas Odenthal equalised for Sassuolo in the 68th. The draw leaves AC Milan 4 points ahead of Sassuolo.
De Bruyne and Krstović share the round’s scoring lead
Kevin De Bruyne scored twice for Napoli in a 3-0 win over Frosinone, finding the net from a penalty in the 29th minute and again in the 90th. Noa Lang scored Napoli’s other goal in the 32nd minute. Napoli are 8th on 10 points, level with 9th-placed Frosinone on 10 points. De Bruyne shares the round’s top-scorer mark with Nikola Krstović, who scored twice for Atalanta in their 3-1 win over Venezia. Krstović struck in the 6th and 30th minutes after Franck Kessié’s 4th-minute opener; Antoine Hainaut scored Venezia’s goal in the 37th. Atalanta are 10th on 9 points, while Venezia remain 20th on 0 points.
Bologna edge Lecce as lower positions remain close
Bologna beat Lecce 2-1. Riccardo Orsolini put Bologna ahead in the 17th minute, Amar Fatah equalised for Lecce in the 64th, and Jay Enem scored Bologna’s winner in the 75th. Lecce are 13th on 6 points, 1 point ahead of Bologna, who are 14th on 5 points. Torino also won 2-1, overcoming Udinese after Daniel Bragança’s 36th-minute opener, Jurgen Ekkelenkamp’s 43rd-minute equaliser and Sandro Kulenović’s 67th-minute winner. Torino are 12th on 7 points, 3 points ahead of 15th-placed Udinese on 4 points.
Across all 10 matches, the round produced 27 goals. The results leave the title race led jointly by Inter and Lazio, with Roma and Cagliari close behind, while Venezia sit at the bottom and four clubs share 4 points in the lower part of the table.