The Granata equalized at home with Simeone's goal and N'Dri's goal, while the Sardinians prevailed over Frosinone with Adopo's goal. At 6pm, however, the Bolognese won against Parma in the Emilian derby, while the Giallorossi won at the Olimpico against Sassuolo.
The eleventh day of the 2026/2027 Serie A championship continued today. After yesterday's match, which saw Venezia beat Udinese 2-1, there are four matches scheduled today. At 3pm, Turin-Lecce was played, which ended with a score of 1-1, and Cagliari-Frosinone, which also ended 1-0 in this case. At 6pm, however, Parma and Bologna took to the field, with Bologna winning the Emilian derby, while in the evening Roma won 3-0 at the Olimpico against Sassuolo. The day will then end tomorrow with the last 5 matches.
The news of Roma-Sassuolo
Everything was easy for Roma at the Olimpico against Sassuolo. The Giallorossi pressed from the start of the match, and found the first goal in the 27th minute with Hermoso. A few minutes later a shot from Malen was deflected by Walukiewicz, whose own goal gave Roma the double lead. In the second half Gasperini's team also scored the third goal, in the 58th minute with Mora, and had several other opportunities to score: however, the result never changed again, and the match ended 3-0 for Roma.
The scoreboard of Roma-Sassuolo 3-0
27' Hermoso, 30' Walukiewicz (own goal), 58' Mora
ROMA (3-4-2-1): Vasquez, Balerdi (40' st Ghilardi), Ndicka, Hermoso (32' st Koulierakis), Molina, Cristante, Konè (21' st De Roon), Wesley, Mora (21' st Pisilli), Soulè, Malen (32' st Castro). All.: Gasperini.
SASSUOLO (3-5-2): Muric, Walukiewicz, Idzes, Caleta Car (45' st Candé), Cinquegrano (1' st Van der Brempt), Sulemana, Matic (1' st Bowie), Thorstvedt (24' st Lipani), Doig, S. Esposito (24' st Adzic), Laurienté. All.: Aquilani.
The news of Parma-Bologna
It was the first minutes of the match between Parma and Bologna that determined the outcome of the match: in the ninth round of the clock, Ndiaye was sent off for a foul as the last man, leaving the hosts with ten men for almost the entire match. However, Parma managed to resist until the restart, when in the 53rd minute Bologna went ahead thanks to Theate's goal. Then in the 72nd minute the guests doubled their lead, with a penalty converted by Orsolini. In the 81st minute Parma then found the score at 1-2, with another penalty scored this time by Sierro. The result no longer changes, and Bologna thus wins the Emilian derby.
The scoreboard of Parma Bologna 1-2
52' Theate, 72' Orsolini (pen.), 81' Sierro (pen.)
PARMA (5-3-2): Daffara, Cremaschi (1' st Britschgi), Delprato, Troilo, Ndiaye, Valeri, Fabbian (37' st Almqvist), Sierro (37' st Ordonez), Keita, Romero (22' st Tourè), Lontani. All.: Gilardino.
BOLOGNA (3-4-3): Skorupski, Darmian, Casale (14' st Helland), Theate, Zortea (1' st Orsolini), Ferguson, Pobega, Miranda (26' st Mbangula), Bernardeschi, Odgaard (14' st Piccoli), Cambiaghi (30' st Vitik). All.: Palladino.
Booked: Romero, Casale, Troilo, Vitik for foul play, Delprato for protests.
Expelled: Ndiaye in the 9th minute for a foul on a clear scoring opportunity.
The news of Turin-Lecce
The match between Torino and Lecce saw a first half that was rather stingy with opportunities, in which both teams struggled to pose any threat. After the break, Simeone's goal in the 60th broke the deadlock. However, Lecce managed to equalize, finding the goal in the 73rd minute with N'Dri. Towards the end, Torino pushed for victory and had two great chances with Adams and Simeone, but the result never changed and the match ended 1-1.
The scoreboard of Turin-Lecce 1-1
60' Simeone, 73' N'Dri
TURIN (3-5-2): Perri, Coco, Ismajli, Comuzzo, Belghali, Vlasic (37' st Ilkhan), Bragança (37' st Casadei), Fitz-Jim (16' st Gineitis), Cacciamani (33' st Aboukhlal), Kulenovic (1' st Adams), Simeone. All.: Abbot.
LECCE (5-3-2): Falcone; Dembele (27' st N'Dri), Veiga, Gaspar, Tiago Gabriel, Gallo; Kaba (27' st Coulibaly), Ngom, Maleh (42' st Fofana); Fatah (42' st Siebert), Stulic (27' st Geubbels). All.: Di Francesco.
Booked: Maleh, Fatah for foul play.
The news of Cagliari-Frosinone
The first half of the match between Cagliari and Frosinone was pleasant, with both teams managing to be dangerous and come close to scoring. The home team broke the deadlock, taking the lead in the 38th minute thanks to Adopo's goal. So we go to half-time at 1-0. The second half began along the lines of the first half, with chances for both teams, while towards the end it was Frosinone who became more dangerous by also hitting the crossbar: the result, however, did not change, and Cagliari won the match 1-0.
The scoreboard of Cagliari-Frosinone 1-0
38' After
CAGLIARI (4-3-2-1): Caprile, Zé Pedro, Kofler, Rodriguez, Grandu (33' st Ciervo), Adopo, Deiola, Romano (33' st Liteta), Trepy (28' st Sugamele), Maldini (20' st Fazzini), Mendy (20' st Kevin Carlos). Coach: Pisacane.
FROSINONE (4-2-3-1): Palmisani, Oyono (26' st Bobcek), Calvani, Monterisi, Bracaglia (1' st Tchato), Calò, Cichella (36' st Fini), Ghedjemis, Schmid (20' st Hasa), Kvernadze (20' st Zerbin), Birligea. Coach: Alvini.
Booked: Bracaglia, Oyono, Fazzini, Grandu, Monterisi, Zè Pedro for misconduct.
