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The 7th day of Serie A continued after the match between Frosinone and Sassuolo, with Venice-Napoli and Bologna-Inter played on Saturday, while the other six matches are scheduled for Sunday and Monday.
The 7th day of the Serie A championship, after Frosinone's 4-2 against Sassuolo, continued with three more matches. At 3pm Venice-Naples was played, which ended 1-0 for the lagoon players (THE SKY SPORT STORY). Bologna-Inter instead ended 1-3, Roma-Genoa on the pitch. The round continues on Sunday with Udinese-Lecce at 12.30pm, Fiorentina-Como at 3pm, Milan-Atalanta at 6pm, Juventus-Lazio at 8.45pm. It ends on Monday with Monza-Cagliari at 6.30pm and Parma-Turin at 8.45pm (THE HIGHLIGHTS OF SERIE A).
The news of Bologna-Inter (HIGHLIGHTS)
The Nerazzurri's redemption was served, the risk of the first knockout in the championship was avoided, thanks to an authoritative second half and the substitutions of Chivu, who got all the moves right: Carlos Augusto and Bonny came on, and it was they who created the one-two that knocked out Bologna, for yet another Inter comeback, from 0-1 to 3-1.
The scoreboard of Bologna-Inter 1-3
Goals: 10' Pobega, 44' Thuram, 69' Carlos Augusto, 83' Bonny
BOLOGNA (3-4-2-1): Skorupski, Darmian, Casale, Theate (18' st Helland), Zortea, Ferguson, Pobega (32' st Moro), Miranda, Bernardeschi, Cambiaghi (32' st Dovbyk), Piccoli (30' st Enem). All.: Palladino
INTER (3-5-2): Jo. Martinez, Bisseck, Akanji, Bastoni, Luis Henrique (24' st Diouf), Barella, Zielinski (34' st Calhanoglu), Sucic, Dimarco (24' st Carlos Augusto), Esposito (13' st Bonny), Thuram (34' st Mkhitaryan). All.:Chivu
Theate, Esposito, Pobega, Carlos Augusto booked for incorrect play; Thuram, Miranda, Bernardeschi for non-regulatory behavior.
See also
Nicolò Tresoldi, who is the striker who scored three goals for Inter
The chronicle of Venice-Naples (HIGHLIGHTS)
Davide Nicola's Venezia, making their debut after Giovanni Stroppa's dismissal, beat Massimiliano Allegri's Napoli 1-0. The first half ended goalless, with the guests creating a couple of dangerous chances with Rrahmani and Lucca but not finishing. In the second half, after 3 minutes, Napoli immediately came close to scoring. But, on the reverse, Venezia took the lead: Rrahmani missed the save with his head, the ball reached Adams who scored the winning goal with his right foot. After a series of substitutions, Napoli threw themselves forward in search of an equaliser. In the 22nd minute the referee awards a penalty for a foul by Moreno on Hojlund, De Bruyne goes to the spot and Stankovic saves. In the final siege of Naples, with Venezia resisting also thanks to Stankovic's saves. It ends 1-0 for the hosts, who win their first three points of the season. For Allegri's team it is the third defeat in the first seven days of the championship.
The scoreboard of Venice-Naples 1-0
4' st Adams
VENICE (3-5-2): Stankovic, Halhal, Juan Jesus, Moreno (26' st Schingtienne), Hainaut, Sohm (37' st Fanne), Basic (26' st Helgason), Kike Perez, Haps (26' st Mazzocchi), Yeboah (18' st Rrhamani), Adams. All. Nicola
NAPLES (3-4-2-1): Meret, Beukema (19' st Politano), Rrahmani, Badiashile, Di Lorenzo, Gilmour (9' st De Bruyne), Lobotka, Spinazzola (37' st Olivera), McTominay, Giovane (9' st Alisson), Lucca (9' st Hojlund). All. Allegri
Booked: Kike Perez and Basic for protests.
Notes: De Bruyne missed a penalty in the 22nd minute.
See also
Champions League, Inter-Club Brugge 3-4 and Villarreal-Napoli 3-1. VIDEO
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Inter overturned the initial deficit against Bologna by winning 3-1 thanks to an authoritative second half and the substitutions made by Chivu, who introduced Carlos Augusto and Bonny, authors of the equalizer and the overtaking goal. After Bologna's lead from Pobega, Inter equalized through Thuram before half-time and then completed the comeback in the second half, confirming their fourth success in the last five league games.

After the 4-2 of Frosinone-Sassuolo, the seventh day of Serie A continues with Venice-Napoli 1-0 and Bologna-Inter 1-1. Roma-Genoa will be played at 8.45pm. On Sunday Udinese-Lecce, Fiorentina-Como, Milan-Atalanta and Juventus-Lazio. Monza-Cagliari and Parma-Turin on Monday.

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