It was another dramatic Sunday in Serie A, packed with comebacks, statements, and goals from across the peninsula.
Champions fight back at the Maradona
Napoli showed their trademark resilience to overturn an early deficit at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. Genoa stunned the home crowd when Jeff Ekhator fired the visitors ahead, but the Partenopei rallied in style. André-Frank Zambo Anguissa leveled the score before Rasmus Højlund, once again decisive, struck the winner to seal all three points. With the victory, Napoli reclaim top spot in Serie A.
Giallorossi grind out another win
It was a similar story in Florence, where Fiorentina took an early lead through Moise Kean’s first goal of the season. But Roma, showing grit and composure, hit back through Matías Soulé and Bryan Cristante to complete the turnaround. Gianpiero Gasperini’s men continue their strong form and sit second in the standings, while Fiorentina remain winless in Serie A — a worrying trend for the Viola
Bologna 4–0 Pisa — Total Control at the Dall’Ara
At the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, Bologna made easy work of Pisa with a dominant 4–0 victory. From the first whistle, the hosts dictated play, displaying fluid attacking movement and ruthless finishing to secure their biggest win of the season.
Udinese 1–1 Cagliari — Stalemate in the Middle
In Friuli, Udinese and Cagliari battled to a 1–1 draw in a game that perfectly reflected their current form — competitive but lacking a killer instinct. Both sides remain mired in mid-table, unable to build any real momentum as the season’s first third unfolds.