Parma’s 3-0 Win Over Atalanta Defines Serie A Regular Season - 10

Who produced Serie A Regular Season - 10’s defining upset? Parma, listed at #18, beat Atalanta, listed at #13, 3-0. Giovanni Fabbian opened the scoring for Parma in the 41st minute, Davide Zappacosta’s own goal counted for Parma in the 47th, and Simone Lontani completed the win in the 58th. Parma remain #18 on 5 points, while Atalanta are #13 on 11 points, leaving a 6-point gap between them.

The round featured 10 matches and 34 goals across the full schedule. Armand Lauriente was the round’s top scorer with 2 goals for Sassuolo, although Fiorentina claimed the points in a 4-2 win. Lauriente put Sassuolo ahead in the 25th minute and equalised in the 65th after Mateo Pellegrino and Alieu Njie had moved Fiorentina in front. Franco Mastantuono made it 3-2 in the 79th minute, and Víctor Valdepeñas Talavera completed Fiorentina’s scoreline in the 90th. Fiorentina are #15 on 8 points, level with Sassuolo at #16 on 8 points.

Lazio lead as the top four separate

Lazio remain #1 on 28 points after turning a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 win over Cagliari. M’Bala Nzola put Cagliari ahead in the 20th minute, Gustav Isaksen equalised for Lazio in the 36th, and Andrea Pinamonti put Lazio ahead in the 83rd. Lazio’s listed record is W9 D1 L0, with a goal difference of 16.

Inter are #2 on 25 points despite losing 3-1 to AC Milan. Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot gave Milan a 2-0 lead with goals in the 4th and 10th minutes. Alessandro Bastoni pulled one back for Inter in the 22nd, before Diego Moreira restored Milan’s two-goal advantage in the 43rd. AC Milan are #5 on 21 points, with Inter 4 points ahead of them.

AS Roma are #3 on 24 points after a 5-2 win at Udinese. Bryan Cristante, Rodrigo Mora, Donyell Malen and Evan Ndicka scored for Roma in the 10th, 31st, 33rd and 37th minutes. Nicolo Zaniolo and Matteo Palma pulled goals back for Udinese in the 50th and 78th, but Daniele Ghilardi completed Roma’s scoreline in the 90th. Roma are 19 points ahead of #19 Udinese, who have 5 points.

Como hold #4 on 23 points after Lucas Da Cunha’s penalty in the 43rd minute secured a 1-0 win over #20 Venezia, who have 3 points. Frosinone are #6 on 20 points after Farès Ghedjemis scored in the 48th minute and Giacomo Calò in the 90th of a 2-0 win over Torino. Frosinone are 7 points ahead of #10 Torino, who have 13 points.

Middle-table margins and the relegation picture

Juventus are #7 on 17 points after beating Napoli 2-0. Kerim Alajbegovic put Juventus ahead in the 70th minute, and Jérémie Boga added the second in the 87th. Napoli are #8 on 14 points, 3 points behind Juventus.

Bologna are #9 on 14 points after beating Monza 2-1. Gustavo Varela’s penalty put Monza ahead in the 6th minute, Tommaso Pobega equalised for Bologna in the 33rd, and Federico Bernardeschi’s penalty put Bologna ahead in the 59th. Bologna are 7 points ahead of #17 Monza, who have 7 points.

Genoa are #11 on 13 points after beating Lecce 2-1. Milutin Osmajić and Junior Messias put Genoa 2-0 ahead in the 11th and 28th minutes, while Youssef Maleh pulled one back for Lecce in the 40th. Genoa are 4 points ahead of #14 Lecce, who have 9 points. Cagliari sit #12 on 13 points.

The lower positions now include #18 Parma and #19 Udinese, both on 5 points, while #20 Venezia have 3 points. The supplied table therefore places those sides closest to the relegation places, but it does not establish any confirmed relegation outcome.