The third day of the 2026/27 Serie A championship continued today. After yesterday's matches - which saw victories for Inter, Roma and Turin - there are four matches on Sunday: at 3pm Parma-Monza was played, which ended 1-1, and Frosinone-Venice, which ended with a result of 3-2. Bologna-Sassuolo ended 2-2, while in the evening Juventus welcomed Milan to the Stadium, in a match that ended 1-1. (THE SKY SPORT STORY). The day ends tomorrow with the last two matches: Cagliari-Lecce will be played at 6.30pm, Udinese-Lazio at 8.45pm. (THE SERIES A HIGHLIGHTS)
Juventus-Milan news
The pace of the match at the Stadium is high in the first minutes, with the hosts trying to take control of the match. As the minutes pass, however, the intensity drops, and so we go to half-time without goals and without great opportunities for both teams. In the second half Juventus once again took charge, also hitting the post in the 55th minute with Conceiçao. However, Milan broke the deadlock in the 68th minute, thanks to Cissè's goal. In the final, the Bianconeri try to push in search of an equalizer, and in full injury time they find the goal of the final 1-1 with substitute Gatti.
The scoreboard of Juventus-Milan 1-1
JUVENTUS (4-2-3-1): Vicario, Kalulu, Bremer, Lucumì, Celik (43' st Gatti), Locatelli, Douglas Luiz (31' st Woltemade), Conceiçao (43' st Zhegrova), Nico Gonzalez (19' st Koopmeiners), Alajbegovic (19' st Boga), Kolo Muani. All.: Spalletti.
MILAN (3-4-2-1): Maignan, Gila (43' st Terracciano F.), De Winter, Pavlovic, Moreira (16' st Cisse), Musah, Modric (37' st Jashari), Estupinan, Rabiot (16' st Chukwueze), Saelemaekers (16' st Loftus-Cheek), Ramos. All.: Amorim.
Goals: in the first half 23' Cisse, 47' Gatti.
Booked: Estupinan, De Winter for foul play, Gatti and Cisse for non-regulatory behaviour.
The news of Bologna-Sassuolo
The pace is high at the Dall'Ara in the match between Bologna and Sassuolo, with the two teams challenging each other head-on. The guests took the lead, finding the goal in the 19th minute with Doig. The home team managed to equalize at the start of the second half, thanks to Piccoli's goal in the 50th minute. Six minutes later, however, Sassuolo regains the lead with Adzic's goal. In the final, Bologna besieged their opponents in search of the equalizer, which came in the first minute of injury time with Dovbyk. The match ends 2-2.
The scoreboard of Bologna-Sassuolo 2-2
BOLOGNA (4-3-3): Skorupski, Holm, Heggem, Theate, Alhassane (1' st Miranda), Odgaard (1' st Libra), Ferguson, Pobega (1' st Moro), Bernardeschi (41' st Mbangula), Piccoli, Cambiaghi (20' st Dovbyk). All.: German.
SASSUOLO (4-3-3): Muric, Cinquegrano, Izes, Leysen, Doig (35' st Obrador), Adzic (15' st Thorstvedt), Matic (35' st Ghion), Lipani (15' st Sulemana), Volpato (38' st Berardi), Bowie, Laurientè.. All.: Aquilani.
Goals: in point 19 Doig; in the st 5' Piccoli, 11' Adzic, 46' Dovbyk.
Booked: Holm, Idzes, Piccoli for non-regulatory behaviour.
Expelled: Tedesco in the 49th minute of the second half for inappropriate behavior
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The news of Frosinone-Venice (HIGHLIGHTS)
The hosts started off strongly, managing to score twice in the first half: Raimondo was the protagonist, scoring a brace in the 21st and 39th minutes. In the second half, however, the guests managed to equalize: in the 66th minute it was Yeboah who closed the gap, while in the 74th minute it was Sagrado who scored the 2-2. In the final, however, Frosinone found the goal again, in the 83rd minute, with Kvernadze: the match ended like this 3-2.
The scoreboard of Frosinone-Venice 3-2
FROSINONE (4-3-3): Palmisani; Oyono, Calvani, Cittadini (34' st Monterisi), Bracaglia; Schmid (12' st Cichella), Calò (43' st Amey), Masini; Fini (12' st Ghedjemis), Raimondo (34' st Birligea), Kvernadze. All.: Alvini.
VENICE (3-5-2): Stankovic; Schingtienne, Bella-Kotchap (16' pt Sagrado), Halhal; Hainaut, Kike Perez, Busio, Sohm (1' st Fernandez), Haps (31' st Moreno); Adams (26' st Lauerbach), Rrahmani (1' st Yeboah). All.: Stroppa.
Goals: Raimondo in the 21st and 40th minutes; in the st 22' Yeboah, 30' Sagrado, 39' Kvernadze.
Booked: Schmid, Halhal, Stroppa, Busio, Sohm, Oyono, Moreno.
The news of Parma-Monza
The match at the Tardini between Parma and Monza ends 1-1. The guests took the lead in the first half, finding the goal with Robinson in the 38th minute. In the second half, however, the hosts managed to equalize, thanks to a goal scored in the 60th minute by Lontani. For both teams it is the first point in this championship.
The scoreboard of Parma-Monza 1-1
PARMA (5-3-2): Corvi, Britschgi (32' st Almqvist), Delprato, Diego Carlos (1' st Valenti), Troilo, Valeri, Fabbian (1' st Sierro), Keita, Ordonez (1' st Frigan), Romero (10' st Lontani), Tourè. All.: Cuesta.
MONZA (4-3-2-1): Thiam, Kouadio (36' st Bakoune), Lucchesi, Carboni (36' st Maye), Birindelli, Akinsanmiro, Folorunsho, Mangas, Forson (9' st Colpani), Robinson (36' st Mout), Mota (17' st Colombo). All.: Juric.
Goals: in the 38th minute Robinson; in the st at 15' Far.
Booked: Folorunsho, Keita, Colombo, Almqvist for foul play.
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