
The tenth day of Serie A ends with Fiorentina 4-2 Sassuolo and Parma 3-0 Atalanta
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The tenth day of Serie A ended with the last two matches. Lazio are alone at the top of the table after 16 years thanks to the victory over Cagliari and Inter's defeat in the derby.
The tenth day of Serie A ended today with the last two matches. In the match at 6.30pm, Fiorentina beat Sassuolo 4-2 away. In the one at 8.45pm, Atalanta lost 3-0 against Parma.
The round opened on Saturday with Milan's 3-1 victory against Inter, Bologna's 2-1 success against Monza and Roma's 5-2 victory away against Udinese. Lazio beat Cagliari 2-1 on Sunday: Gattuso's team is now alone at the top of the table. On Sunday there was also Juventus' 2-0 success against Napoli, Como's 1-0 against Venezia, Frosinone's 2-0 against Turin, Genoa's 2-1 victory in Lecce.
The chronicle of Atalanta-Parma
Atalanta loses 3-0 in Bergamo against Parma. The home team dominated the first half, but the visitors found the opening goal in the 41st minute with Fabbian. In the second half Parma doubled their lead after 2 minutes: Zappacosta's own goal. Then, in the 13th minute of the second half, Lontani scored the third goal. It ends 3-0 for the ducals: Gilardino's Parma wins the first victory of the new management, while for Sarri's Atalanta it is the fifth defeat.
Atalanta-Parma scoreboard 0-3
41' pt Fabbian, 2' st aut. Zappacosta, 13' st Far
ATALANTA (4-2-3-1): Carnesecchi; Zappacosta (30' st Idele), Scalvini, Obric, Bernasconi; Ederson (17' st Elmas), Pasalic; Zalewski (30' st Samardzic), De Ketelaere, Rowe (22' st K. Sulemana); Krstovic.. All.: Sarri
PARMA (3-5-2): Daffara; Delprato, Troilo, Drobnic (1' st Ndiaye); Britschgi, Fabbian (29' st Frigan), Sierro (44' st Nicolussi Caviglia), Keita, Valeri; E.B. Touré (29' st Elphege), Lontani (22' st Ordóñez). All.: Gilardino
The news of Sassuolo-Fiorentina
In Reggio Emilia, Fiorentina wins 4-2 against Sassuolo. In the 25th minute the home team took the lead, thanks to Laurientè's goal. Before the break, in the 47th minute, Fiorentina equalized through Pellegrini. In the second half, the guests took the lead after 5 minutes: Njie shot from the edge of the area and beat Turati. In the 21st minute Laurientè scored twice and brought the score to 2-2. In the 34th minute the score changes again: Mastantuono's goal allows Fiorentina to get back ahead. Then, in added time, Valdepenas set the result at 4-2 for Vanoli's team.
The scoreboard of Sassuolo-Fiorentina 2-4
25' st Laurientè (S), 47' st Pellegrino (F), 5' st Njie (F), 21' st Laurientè, (S), 34' st Mastantuono (F), 48' st Valdepenas (F)
SASSUOLO (4-3-3): Turati; Walukiewicz (32' st Cinquegrano), Idzes, Candé, Doig (32' st Obrador); Adzic (14' st Bowie), Matic, Sulemana (1' st Bakola); Berardi, Esposito (44' st Kulla), Laurienté. All.: Aquilani
FIORENTINA (4-3-3): De Gea; Jimenez, Dragusin, Viery, Joao Mario; Ndour, Fagioli (18'st Oulai), Brescianini (32'st Pedro); Mastantuono (44' st Valdepenas), Pellegrino (32' st Beto), Njie (18' st Gnonto). All.: Vanoli
Booked: Sulemana, Dragusin, Njie, Kulla and Gnonto for foul play.

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