Lazio’s 3‑0 Juventus win headlines a 37-goal Serie A round

Lazio beat Juventus 3-0, with Oliver Provstgaard, Gustav Isaksen and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru on the scoresheet, in the standout result of a round that produced 37 goals across 10 matches. Inter also had to recover from an early deficit, while Venezia’s 1-0 win over Napoli brought their first points of the season.

Frosinone 4-2 Sassuolo: Giacomo Calò (9'), Antonio Raimondo (26', 30', 57') and Domenico Berardi (15') and Kristian Thorstvedt (37') scored. Raimondo’s hat-trick completed Frosinone’s third straight home win.

Venezia 1-0 Napoli: Akor Adams (49') scored the only goal, finishing Simon Sohm’s assist. The win was Venezia’s first in the league this season, despite Napoli having 29 shots.

Bologna 1-3 Inter: Tommaso Pobega (10') put Bologna ahead before Marcus Thuram (44'), Carlos Augusto (69') and Ange-Yoan Bonny (83') turned it around. Carlos Augusto scored once and assisted another as Inter stayed top.

AS Roma 2-0 Genoa: Santiago Castro (50') and Emanuele Lulli (68') scored after the break. Both opened their Roma accounts, and the win kept Roma unbeaten after seven matches.

Udinese 0-3 Lecce: Kialonda Gaspar (11'), Konan N’Dri (33') and Jamil Siebert (86') scored for Lecce.

Fiorentina 1-3 Como: Mattia Liberali (32'), Nico Paz (36') and Anastasios Douvikas (56') scored for Como; Marin Pongračić replied (42'). Paz also assisted Douvikas as Como moved into fourth place.

AC Milan 3-2 Atalanta: Gonçalo Ramos (penalty, 24'), Adrien Rabiot (43') and Mario Gila (57') scored for Milan. Gianluca Gaetano (66') and Nikola Krstović (81') brought Atalanta back within one, but Milan held on for their third home win in three league games.

Juventus 0-3 Lazio: Oliver Provstgaard (37'), Gustav Isaksen (66') and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru (89') scored for Lazio.

Monza 4-0 Cagliari: Eddy Kouadio (39'), Gustavo Varela (47', 79') and Jay Robinson (66') scored. Varela also assisted Robinson as Monza recorded their biggest win of the season.

Parma 0-3 Torino: Giovanni Simeone (4', 69') and Che Adams (24') scored. Torino converted all three of their shots on target.

Inter lead the table on 19 points, ahead of Lazio on the same total; Inter’s goal difference is +12 to Lazio’s +10. Roma are third on 17, followed by Milan on 15 and Como on 14. At the bottom, Venezia have three points, while Parma and Fiorentina have four apiece.

Questions

What is a hat-trick?

A hat-trick is when one player scores three goals in a match. Antonio Raimondo scored three for Frosinone against Sassuolo.

Who is top of Serie A after Week 7?

Inter are first on 19 points, ahead of Lazio, who also have 19. Inter lead on goal difference, +12 to Lazio’s +10.

What did Venezia’s win mean?

Their 1-0 victory over Napoli gave Venezia their first league points of the season. They have three points after seven matches.