Venezia stun Napoli as Inter and Lazio lead after Serie A Regular Season - 7

Venezia stun Napoli while Monza punish Cagliari

Venezia delivered the round’s biggest surprise by beating Napoli 1-0. Akor Adams scored the only goal in the 49th minute, lifting Venezia to 20th on 3 points. Napoli remain ninth on 10 points, 7 points ahead of Venezia.

Monza supplied the other major upset, defeating Cagliari 4-0. Eddy Kouadio opened the scoring in the 39th minute, Gustavo Varela made it 2-0 in the 47th, Jay Robinson added a third in the 66th and Varela completed the scoring in the 79th minute. Cagliari are seventh on 13 points, 6 points ahead of Monza, who are 14th on 7 points.

The round’s 10 matches produced 35 goals in total, with three players sharing the most prominent scoring returns. Antonio Raimondo scored 3 goals, while Varela and Giovanni Simeone each scored 2.

Raimondo drives Frosinone’s six-goal contest

Frosinone beat Sassuolo 4-2 in the highest-scoring match. Giacomo Calò put Frosinone ahead in the 9th minute, but Domenico Berardi equalised for Sassuolo in the 15th. Raimondo restored Frosinone’s lead in the 26th minute and scored again in the 30th. Kristian Thorstvedt pulled one back for Sassuolo in the 37th, before Raimondo completed his hat-trick with Frosinone’s fourth in the 57th minute.

Frosinone are sixth on 13 points, 5 points ahead of Sassuolo, who are 13th on 8 points. Inter also recovered from conceding first, beating Bologna 3-1. Tommaso Pobega gave Bologna a 1-0 lead in the 10th minute, Marcus Thuram equalised in the 44th, and Carlos Augusto put Inter ahead in the 69th. Ange-Yoan Bonny completed Inter’s scoring in the 83rd minute. Inter lead the table in first place on 19 points, while Bologna are 15th on 5 points, a 14-point gap between the teams.

The leading group holds its shape

Lazio kept pace with Inter by winning 3-0 at Juventus. Oliver Provstgaard opened the scoring in the 37th minute, Gustav Isaksen added Lazio’s second in the 66th and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru completed the win in the 89th. Lazio are second on 19 points, while Juventus are eighth on 11 points. Lazio are 8 points ahead of Juventus.

AS Roma remain third on 17 points after beating Genoa 2-0. Santiago Thomas Castro scored in the 50th minute and Emanuele Lulli added the second in the 68th. Roma are 13 points ahead of Genoa, who are 17th on 4 points.

AC Milan stayed fourth on 15 points after edging Atalanta 3-2. Gonçalo Ramos scored a penalty in the 24th minute, Adrien Rabiot made it 2-0 in the 43rd and Mario Gila extended Milan’s advantage in the 57th. Gianluca Gaetano and Nikola Krstović pulled Atalanta back with goals in the 66th and 81st minutes. Atalanta are 11th on 9 points, 6 points behind Milan.

Como occupy fifth place on 14 points after beating Fiorentina 3-1. Mattia Liberali and Nico Paz scored in the 32nd and 36th minutes, Marin Pongračić pulled one back for Fiorentina in the 42nd, and Anastasios Douvikas restored Como’s two-goal lead in the 56th. Fiorentina are 18th on 4 points, 10 points behind Como.

Lecce and Torino strengthen their positions

Lecce won 3-0 at Udinese through goals from Kialonda Gaspar in the 11th minute, Konan N'Dri in the 33rd and Jamil Siebert in the 86th. Lecce are 12th on 9 points, 5 points ahead of Udinese, who are 16th on 4 points.

Torino beat Parma 3-0 after Giovanni Simeone scored in the 4th and 69th minutes. Che Adams added Torino’s second in the 24th. Torino are 10th on 10 points, 6 points ahead of Parma, who are 19th on 4 points. Venezia, Parma, Fiorentina and Genoa occupy the bottom four positions, with the current table showing the clearest pressure at the lower end without confirming any relegation outcome.