
Gattuso's team beat Cagliari in a comeback and took advantage of Inter's defeat to take the lead alone. Juventus beats Napoli
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The tenth day of the Serie A football championship sees the taking place of several key matches for the standings.
The tenth day of the championship continued today with five matches: at 12.30pm Como won 1-0 against Venezia, at 3pm Lazio-Cagliari ended 2-1 and Frosinone-Turin 2-0, at 6pm Genoa beat Lecce 2-1 away, and finally at 8.45pm the big match Juventus-Napoli took place. Gattuso's Biancocelesti, after yesterday's defeat by Inter in the derby, are alone at the top of the table
The tenth matchday of Serie A continued today with five matches: at 12.30pm Como won 1-0 against Venezia, at 3pm Lazio-Cagliari ended 2-1 and Frosinone-Turin 2-0, at 6pm Lecce-Genoa ended 1-2, at 8.45pm the big match Juventus-Napoli ended 2-0. 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.
The news of Juventus-Napoli
Spalletti's team returned to victory, thanks to a 2-0 win over Allegri's Napoli (suspended). Lucca immediately comes close to taking the lead, but saves Vicario. Before the half hour the post was hit by Cabal, then opportunities for Lang and Alajbegovic. It was the Bosnian who found the lead in the 70th minute, then Marianucci also got a red card and Boga closed it out in the final.
The scoreboard of Juventus-Napoli 2-0
25' st Alajbegovic, 42' st Boga
JUVENTUS (4-4-2): Vicario, Kalulu, Bremer, Lucumì (27' st Kelly), Cabal (38' st Cambiaso), McKennie (1' st Gatti), Douglas Luiz, Koopmeiners, Alajbegovic (27' st Boga), Woltemade, Kolo Muani (14' st Zhegrova) (23 Pinsoglio, 33 Neto, 18 Ekhator, 24 Rugani, 29 Sarr). All.: Spalletti.
NAPLES (4-3-3): Meret, Di Lorenzo (1' Rrahmani), Marianucci, Marin, Olivera (34' st Beukema), Anguissa (34' st Giovane), De Bruyne (1' st Gilmour), McTominay, Politano (16' st Vergara), Lucca, Lang (14 Contini, 41 Spinelli, 18 Barido, 36 Pereyra, 38 Chiummariello, 39 Melnyk, 40 Lieto). All.: Landucci.
Booked: Douglas Luiz, Lucumì, Arin for foul play, Alajbegovic for non-compliant behaviour.
Expelled: Marianucci for a second yellow card.
The news of Lazio-Cagliari
Lazio comes from behind to beat Cagliari 2-1. Gattuso's team went behind after 21 minutes due to Nzola's goal, then equalized with Isaksen in the 36th minute and in the final won thanks to Pinamonti's goal which fixed the result at 2-1: the Biancocelesti, thanks to this victory and the defeat of Inter, are at the top of the table alone for the first time since the 2010/11 season. For Lazio it is the ninth victory in 10 matches.
The scoreboard of Lazio-Cagliari 2-1
21' pt Nzola (C), 36' pt Isaksen (L), 38' pt Pinamonti (L)
LAZIO (4-3-3): Mandas, Floriani, Sutalo, Provstgaard (31' st Leite), Tavares (10' st Pedraza); Frattesi (10' st Dele-Bashiru), Belahyane (36' st Cataldi), Taylor; Isaksen, Noslin, Zaccagni (11' st Pinamonti). Coach: Gattuso
CAGLIARI (4-2-3-1): Caprile, Ze Pedro, Deiola (44' st Carlos), Rodriguez, Obert; Adopo, Romano; Fadera (32' pt Kofler), Maldini (19' st Trepy), Fazzini (19' st Liteta); Nzola (1' st Mendy). All.: Pisacane
Booked: Fazzini, Rodriguez and Obert for foul play, Pinamonti for non-compliant behavior.
Expelled: Obert for a second yellow card.
The news of Frosinone-Turin
Frosinone won 2-0 against Torino thanks to Ghedjemis' goal at the start of the second half and Calò's second goal in the 48th minute. The hosts, thanks to these three points, rise to 20th in the standings. For Torino it is the second knockout in a row.
The scoreboard of Frosinone-Turin 2-0
3' st Ghedjemis, 48' st Calò
FROSINONE (4-2-3-1): Palmisani; Tchato (36' st Amey), Calvani, Monterisi; Bracaglia, Masini (22' st Cichella), Calò; Ghedjemis, Schmid (22' st Hasa), Kvernadze (36' st Zerbin); Raimondo (30' pt Birligea). All.: Alvini
TURIN (3-5-2): Perri; Coco, Ismajili, Comuzzo; Belghali (25' st Zapata), Vlasic, Braganca, Gineitis (1' st Ilkhan), Aboukhal (1' st Patterson); Simeone (36' st Kulenovic), Che Adams (25' st Oristanio). All.: Abbot
Booked: Aboukhlal, Gineitis, Masini, Coco.
The news of Como-Venice
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).
The scoreboard of Como-Venice 1-0
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.
The news of Lecce-Genoa
Genoa wins 2-1 in Lecce. It all happens in the first half: goals from Osmajic and Messias in the 11th and 28th minutes, then Maleh closes the gap in the 40th minute. In the second half Lecce tried to react, but did not worry the guests and the result did not change.
The scoreboard of Lecce-Genoa 1-2
11' pt Osmajic (G), 28' pt Messias (G), 40' pt Maleh (L)
LECCE (4-3-3): Falcone; Veiga, Siebert, Tiago Gabriel, Gallo; Gorter (11' st Kaba), Ngom, Maleh (30' st Gandelman); N'Dri (30' st Dembelè), Stulic (30' st Esteban), Monteiro (15' st Fatah). All.: Di Francesco
GENOA (3-4-2-1): Bijlow; Marcandalli, Ostigard, Vasquez; Ellertson, Wiafe (15' st Ehizibue), Frendrup, El Shaarawy (15' st Vitinha); Traorè (35' st Sow); Messias (41' st Meichtry); Osmajic (41' st Colombo). All.: De Rossi
Booked: Kaba, Traorè, Siebert for foul play, Di Francesco for protests.
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