
Como wins their fourth consecutive victory, while the program of the tenth day of the championship continues.
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The tenth matchday of Serie A sees Como face Venezia in a round that also includes the Milan derby and the Juventus-Napoli match.
The tenth matchday of Serie A continues today with five matches: at 12.30 Como won 1-0 against Venezia, at 3pm Lazio-Cagliari ended 2-1 and Frosinone-Turin 2-0, at 6pm Lecce-Genoa, at 8.45pm the big match Juventus-Napoli takes place. Gattuso's team, after Inter's defeat in the derby, is now alone at the top of the table. The round, in fact, opened yesterday with Milan's 3-1 victory against Inter, Bologna's 2-1 success against Monza and Roma's 5-2 victory away against Udinese. The tenth day ends on Monday with Sassuolo-Fiorentina at 6.30pm and Atalanta-Parma at 8.45pm.
Como suffers, but wins 1-0 against Venezia. The hosts started better and dominated the game, even if they failed to score. The best opportunity in the 24th minute, with Stankovic saving on Da Cunha. In the 27th minute a penalty was awarded to Venezia for a touch of Milla's arm, then VAR revoked the penalty. Como continues to attack and in the 43rd minute the goal that decides the match arrives: penalty for a foul by Juan Jesus on Douvikas, Da Cunha goes to the spot and makes no mistake. In the second half, Venezia tried to push and Como resisted: it ended 1-0 for Fabregas' team, who achieved their fourth consecutive success in the championship and moved within two points of Inter (whom they will face in the next round).
43' pt Da Cunha penalty
COMO (4-2-3-1): Butez; Couto (36' st Smolcic), Ramon, Kempf, Kaiki; Ricci (28' st Perrone), Milla: Da Cunha (28' st Liberali), Paz (28' st Caqueret), Baturina (39' st Valle); Douvikas. All.: Fabregas
VENICE (5-3-2): Stankovic; Hainaut (17' st Sagrado), Halhal, Moreno, Juan Jesus, Mazzocchi; Helgason (32' st Rrahmani), Sohm (17' st Basic), Busio (9' st Kike Perez); Adams, Lauberbach (9' st Yeboah). All.: Nicola
Booked: Sohm and Juan Jesus for foul play, Kaiki for improper behaviour.

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