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BackSerie A, Napoli-Lazio ends 1-1. Milan and Atalanta win, now Inter-Como. VIDEO
Serie A, Napoli-Lazio ends 1-1. Milan and Atalanta win, now Inter-Como. VIDEO
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Serie A, Napoli-Lazio ends 1-1. Milan and Atalanta win, now Inter-Como. VIDEO

Milan wins in Genoa, Atalanta conquers Monza and a draw between Napoli and Lazio at the Maradona.

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  • The eleventh matchday of Serie A 2026/27 continues.
  • Milan beat Genoa 2-1, Atalanta won 1-0 against Monza, while Napoli and Lazio drew 1-1 in the big match of the day.

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The article reports the results of the matches of the eleventh day of the 2026/27 Serie A championship.

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The eleventh day of the 2026/27 Serie A football championship continues today. After yesterday's matches, which saw Roma's victory against Sassuolo among others, today there are five matches scheduled: at 12.30 pm Napoli and Lazio competed, in a match that ended 1-1. At 3pm Monza-Atalanta were played, which ended 1-0 for Sarri's men, and Genoa-Milan, which ended 2-1 for the Rossoneri. Inter-Como began at 6pm, live on Sky Sport Calcio and streaming on NOW. Finally, the day will end with Fiorentina-Juventus at 8.45pm.

The news of Genoa-Milan

Milan started off strongly at Marassi, and after less than twenty minutes they were already ahead by two goals: first Cisse scored in the 13th, then in the 19th it was Pulisic who found the double. As the minutes passed, however, Genoa grew, managing to become dangerous. However, it goes into half-time with a 2-0 lead for the Rossoneri. In the second half the match is more tense and with less emotion, until in the final Genoa manages to close the gap: Ellertsson scores in the 88th minute. In the final, the home team pushed for an equalizer, but the result never changed and Milan won 2-1.

The scoreboard of Genoa-Milan 1-2

13' Cisse, 19' Pulisic, 88' Ellertsson

GENOA (3-4-2-1): Bijlow, Marcandalli (16' st El Shaarawy), Ostigard, Vasquez, Ehizibue, Wiafe (39' Meichtry) Traorè (39' st Sow) Ellertsson, Messias (16' st Baldanzi), Vitinha (29' st Colombo), Osmajic. All.: De Rossi.

MILAN (4-4-1-1): Maignan; Gila, De Winter, Diawara (16' st Terracciano), Musah (42' st Estupinan); Moreira, Modric, Rabiot, Cisse (16' st Hutchinson); Pulisic (34' st Jashari); Goncalo Ramos. All.: Amorim.

Booked: Musah, Diawara, Marcandalli, Ehizibue for foul play, Rabiot for protests.

The news of Monza-Atalanta

The first half is difficult for Atalanta, called upon to redeem themselves after a difficult period: the home team plays the game, having the best opportunities but without being able to find a way to score. So we go to half-time at 0-0. In the second half, Sarri's men managed to take the lead, with Krstovic's goal in the 49th minute: after the goal, Atalanta managed to take control of the match and contain Monza's return, taking the result to the end and obtaining a 1-0 victory.

The scoreboard of Monza-Atalanta 0-1

49' Krstovic

MONZA (3-4-2-1): Tornqvist; Kouadio (15'st Carboni), Lucchesi, Goglichidze; Touré (26' st Bakoune), Akinsanmiro (26' st Mota), Colombo, Mangas; Mout (35'st Colpani), Robinson (15'st Zeballos); Varela. All.: Juric.

ATALANTA (4-3-3): Carnesecchi; Zappacosta, Scalvini, Kolasinac (35'st Obric), Bernasconi; Pulisic, Ederson, Elmas (30'st Rowe); De Ketelaere, Krstovic (38'st Kessie), Zalewski. All.: Sarri.

Expelled: Juric

Booked: Kouadio, Colombo, Ederson and Colpani for foul play; Carboni and De Ketelaere for non-regulatory behavior.

The news of Napoli-Lazio

Maradona's match between Napoli and Lazio is very enjoyable: both teams face each other head-on, in a match characterized by frequent turnovers and scoring opportunities. In the first half, the guests found the way to the goal, with Frattesi putting Gattuso's team ahead in the 28th minute. In the second half, however, Allegri's men first found the equalizer, thanks to the own goal scored at the start by Pedraza, and then they also had other opportunities to win the match: the result, however, no longer changed, and the big match ended 1-1, leaving Lazio at the top of the table alone before the international break.

The scoreboard of Napoli-Lazio 1-1

28' Frattesi, 48' Pedraza (own goal)

NAPLES (4-3-3): Milinkovic-Savic, Beukema, Rrahmani, Marin, Olivera, Gilmour (24' st Anguissa), De Bruyne (38' st Giovane), McTominay, Vergara (29' st Politano), Hojlund (29' st Lucca), Lang. All.: Allegri.

LAZIO (4-3-3): Mandas, Floriani (16' st Lazzari), Sutalo (33' st Leite), Provstgaard, Tavares (1' st Pedraza), Frattesi (33' st Cancellieri), Belahyane, Taylor, Isaksen, Pinamonti (16' st Dele-Bashiru), Noslin. Coach: Gattuso.

Booked: Lang, Gilmour, Vergara, Pedraza for foul play.

Open Questions

  • What will be the outcome of the Fiorentina-Juventus match?

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