Roma swept Fiorentina aside for a comfortable 4-0 victory that put them one point off fourth-placed Juventus, but the Viola can feel safe from relegation anyway.

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The Giallorossi suddenly found themselves right back in the race for Champions League spots after Juventus, Milan, Napoli and Como stalled. Manu Kone returned for his first start since March 19, with Paulo Dybala only fit for the bench, missing suspended Neil El Aynaoui, injured Lorenzo Pellegrini, Artem Dovbyk and Evan Ferguson.

The Viola were without Moise Kean, Roberto Piccoli, Niccolò Fortini and Tariq Lamptey, though Robin Gosens and Fabiano Parisi returned. As Cremonese lost in the early kick-off, the Tuscans were practically safe from relegation.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

Donyell Malen took on a crowd of defenders and his shot was deflected off Luca Ranieri to loop up onto the top of the crossbar. Roma scored from the resulting Niccolò Pisilli corner, which found Gianluca Mancini unmarked for the glancing header from six yards.

The second goal came soon after, as Pisilli went on the counter, it was spread from right to left via Matias Soulé and Mario Hermoso until Wesley swept in first-time with the inside of the right boot from just inside the area.

Fiorentina were extremely sluggish, as Manu Kone brushed past Nicolò Fagioli to pull back from the by-line for Hermoso’s easiest of tap-ins from a couple of yards.

Malen tested David De Gea at the near post, but the Viola started to wake up towards half-time, as the Fagioli volley was deflected over for a corner.

Fiorentina made a triple change at half-time, including youth team striker Riccardo Braschi, who within 60 seconds had fired his shot onto the base of the upright.

Roma also came close when Malen took on three defenders, his finish was deflected and De Gea fingertipped it onto the crossbar.

Fiorentina struggled to get a ball clear, until Malen stood it up with a trivela cross off the outside of the right boot for Pisilli’s header at the back post.

Robinio Vaz didn’t react quickly enough to get on the end of a Zeki Celik low cross-shot.

Roma 4-0 Fiorentina

Mancini 13 (R), Wesley 17 (R), Hermoso 34 (R), Pisilli 58 (R)

04-05-2026 19:45

MatchDay 35

Stadio Olimpico

Roma

Fiorentina

4 - 0

Player statistic

1st half

Gianluca Mancini (Assist: Niccolò Pisilli)		13'
Wesley (Assist: Mario Hermoso)		17'
		25'		Marin Pongracic
Mario Hermoso (Assist: Manu Koné)		34'

2nd half

Mario Hermoso		48'
Niccolò Pisilli (Assist: Donyell Malen)		58'
		66'		Fabiano Parisi
Stephan El Shaarawy		90+2'

Match statistic

61

Possession %

39

14

Total shots

4

7

Shots on target

1

3

Shots off target

3

4

Blocked shots

0

4

Corners

5

1

Offsides

0

12

Fouls

10

Roma

Fiorentina

Starting lineups

99

Mile Svilar

Goalkeeper

5

Evan Ndicka

Defender

23

Gianluca Mancini

Defender

72'

22

Mario Hermoso

Defender

83'

43

Wesley

Defender

19

Zeki Celik

Defender

4

Bryan Cristante

Midfielder

17

Manu Koné

Midfielder

64'

61

Niccolò Pisilli

Midfielder

14

Donyell Malen

Attacker

83'

18

Matìas Soulé

Attacker

72'

43

David de Gea

Goalkeeper

2

Dodô

Defender

6

Luca Ranieri

Defender

5

Marin Pongracic

Defender

46'

27

Cher Ndour

Midfielder

4

Marco Brescianini

Midfielder

75'

44

Nicolò Fagioli

Midfielder

75'

21

Robin Gosens

Midfielder

10

Albert Gudmundsson

Attacker

46'

17

Jack Harrison

Attacker

46'

19

Manor Solomon

Attacker

Substitutes

3

Angeliño

Defender

95

Pierluigi Gollini

Goalkeeper

2

Devyne Rensch

Defender

70

Giorgio De Marzi

Goalkeeper

20

Lorenzo Venturino

Attacker

92

Stephan El Shaarawy

Attacker

64'

21

Paulo Dybala

Attacker

72'

87

Daniele Ghilardi

Defender

72'

24

Jan Ziolkowski

Defender

83'

78

Robinio Vaz

Attacker

83'

8

Rolando Mandragora

Midfielder

3

Daniele Rugani

Defender

1

Luca Lezzerini

Goalkeeper

53

Oliver Christensen

Goalkeeper

60

Eddy Kouadio

Defender

47

Antonio Pirrò

Midfielder

65

Fabiano Parisi

Defender

46'

15

Pietro Comuzzo

Defender

46'

61

Riccardo Braschi

Attacker

46'

22

Jacopo Fazzini

Midfielder

75'

80

Giovanni Fabbian

Midfielder

75'

Cremonese were heartbroken in stoppages as Lazio turned the game around with Gustav Isaksen and Tijjani Noslin to leave the hosts four points adrift of safety.

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The situation was increasingly desperate for the hosts, who risked being left four points adrift of safety. They had one point from four rounds, with Faris Moumbagna still injured, and Jamie Vardy back in the squad. The Aquile reached the Coppa Italia Final, but Matteo Cancellieri sat out a ban, with Danilo Cataldi, Ivan Provedel and Samuel Gigot injured, plus Kenneth Taylor, Mattia Zaccagni and Mario Gila not fully fit.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

Oliver Provstgaard’s header on a Zaccagni free kick flashed inches wide, but Cremonese were forced to change injured Federico Baschirotto after a muscular strain in his right leg.

The hosts took the lead with a goal against the run of play, as Federico Bonazzoli hit a sudden snapshot from outside the box and it took Edoardo Motta by surprise at the base of the near post, with a howler from the goalkeeper.

Alessio Zerbin failed to make the most of an error when Provstgaard’s clearance ricocheted off Patric into his path, and Bonazzoli’s acrobatic attempt was smothered by Motta.

Nicolò Rovella came on for the restart, his first appearance since suffering a fractured clavicle on February 21, and Alessio Romagnoli nodded a corner into the arms of Emil Audero.

Lazio equalised with a classic counter-attack, as Nuno Tavares intercepted a corner inside his own penalty area and ran the entire length of the pitch, rolling across for Tijjani Noslin to then find Gustav Isaksen, sweeping in first-time.

Bonazzoli didn’t make the most of another Motta error playing out from the back, while Provstgaard threw himself in the path of a Vardy strike.

Motta got down to parry a sudden Warren Bondo screamer from distance, but he made a desperate fingertip save on Bondo’s snooker shot in the 90^th minute, Adam Marusic bravely throwing himself in the way to prevent a tap-in on the rebound.

Incredibly, it was Lazio who scored moments later when Noslin completed a give and go with Boulaye Dia to curl a wonderful right-foot finish into the far top corner from just inside the box.

Cremonese 1-2 Lazio

Bonazzoli 29 (C), Isaksen 53 (L), Noslin 92 (L)

04-05-2026 17:30

MatchDay 35

Stadio Giovanni Zini

Cremonese

Lazio

1 - 2

Player statistic

1st half

Federico Bonazzoli (Assist: Romano Floriani Mussolini)		29'
		40'		Oliver Provstgaard

2nd half

		53'		Gustav Isaksen (Assist: Tijjani Noslin)
Tommaso Barbieri		76'
		88'		Nuno Tavares
		90+2'		Tijjani Noslin (Assist: Boulaye Dia)

Match statistic

42

Possession %

58

13

Total shots

8

5

Shots on target

3

4

Shots off target

4

4

Blocked shots

1

3

Corners

3

1

Offsides

4

16

Fouls

13

Cremonese

Lazio

Starting lineups

1

Emil Audero

Goalkeeper

6

Federico Baschirotto

Defender

21'

3

Giuseppe Pezzella

Defender

22

Romano Floriani Mussolini

Defender

68'

5

Sebastiano Luperto

Defender

33

Alberto Grassi

Midfielder

61'

24

Filippo Terracciano

Midfielder

29

Youssef Maleh

Midfielder

7

Alessio Zerbin

Attacker

61'

99

Antonio Sanabria

Attacker

61'

90

Federico Bonazzoli

Attacker

40

Edoardo Motta

Goalkeeper

77

Adam Marusic

Defender

13

Alessio Romagnoli

Defender

17

Nuno Tavares

Defender

25

Oliver Provstgaard

Defender

4

Patric

Defender

46'

27

Daniel Maldini

Midfielder

46'

24

Kenneth Taylor

Midfielder

71'

26

Toma Basic

Midfielder

18

Gustav Isaksen

Attacker

81'

10

Mattia Zaccagni

Attacker

60'

Substitutes

69

Lapo Nava

Goalkeeper

16

Marco Silvestri

Goalkeeper

2

Morten Thorsby

Midfielder

23

Federico Ceccherini

Defender

9

Milan Djuric

Attacker

77

David Okereke

Attacker

18

Michele Collocolo

Midfielder

55

Francesco Folino

Defender

30

Mika Faye

Defender

15

Matteo Bianchetti

Defender

21'

10

Jamie Vardy

Attacker

61'

38

Warren Bondo

Midfielder

61'

32

Martín Payero

Midfielder

61'

4

Tommaso Barbieri

Defender

68'

29

Manuel Lazzari

Defender

3

Luca Pellegrini

Defender

21

Reda Belahyane

Midfielder

20

Petar Ratkov

Attacker

28

Adrian Przyborek

Attacker

99

Giacomo Giacomone

Goalkeeper

72

Nicolò Pannozzo

Goalkeeper

6

Nicolò Rovella

Midfielder

46'

14

Tijjani Noslin

Attacker

46'

9

Pedro

Attacker

60'

7

Fisayo Dele-Bashiru

Midfielder

71'

19

Boulaye Dia

Attacker

81'

Inter are the Champions of Italy for the 21^st time, as Marcus Thuram and Henrikh Mkhitaryan secured the 2-0 victory over Parma to get the party started at San Siro.

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The Nerazzurri knew just a point here would suffice to celebrate the title after Napoli’s 0-0 draw at Como, but while Hakan Calhanoglu and Luis Henrique were injured, Lautaro Martinez was back on the bench, and Alessandro Bastoni had his first start in three weeks. The Ducali already secured Serie A safety and could relax, missing Matija Frigan and Benja Cremaschi.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

An early Denzel Dumfries glancing header flashed inches wide from the Nicolò Barella cross, but Parma also wasted a chance to take the lead when Mateo Pellegrino got the volley wrong from 12 yards on the Adrian Bernabé cross from the right.

Inter could not have come closer on 26 minutes when a well-worked move set up Barella for the scorching finish off the crossbar, it bounced off Zion Suzuki’s back, but the goalkeeper managed to scramble the rebound off the feet of Marcus Thuram from point-blank range.

Dumfries had a shot charged down by Abdoulaye Ndiaye following another give-and-go, but Inter broke the deadlock in first half stoppages. Thuram sprung the offside trap on the Piotr Zielinski through ball, took a touch and swept in with the inside of the right boot from seven yards. It was the Frenchman’s fifth consecutive Serie A match on target.

A clinical Marcus Thuram finish!

Inter need just one point vs Parma to clinch the Scudetto this evening

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Pio Esposito went off with a back injury, replaced by former Parma striker Ange-Yoan Bonny for the restart, while Lautaro Martinez also made an appearance for the final 25 minutes.

Dimarco almost added another assist to his record-breaking campaign, but Henrikh Mkhitaryan failed to tap in at the back post from six yards, allowing Hans Nicolussi Caviglia to scramble it clear.

Another Dimarco roll across from the right was fired over by Dumfries at full stretch, while Lautaro Martinez cut inside a defender to bend the finish into the arms of Suzuki.

The second goal arrived when Lautaro Martinez sprung the offside trap down the right and rolled it across for Mkhitaryan to tap in from five yards.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan adds the finishing touches to a delightful Inter move

Inter are on the way to the Scudetto

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Nesta Elphege had the ball in the net late on for Parma, but only after Pontus Almqvist had wandered offside for the assist.

Davide Frattesi nearly got a goal moments after coming on for Barella, but his volley on yet another Dimarco cross squirmed under Suzuki, the keeper preventing it from crossing the line completely.

Inter 2-0 Parma

Thuram 45+1 (I), Mkhitaryan 80 (I)

03-05-2026 19:45

MatchDay 35

San Siro Stadium (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza)

Inter

Parma

2 - 0

Player statistic

1st half

Marcus Thuram (Assist: Piotr Zielinski)

45+1'

2nd half

Piotr Zielinski		64'
Henrikh Mkhitaryan (Assist: Lautaro Martínez)		80'

Match statistic

59

Possession %

41

12

Total shots

4

5

Shots on target

5

Shots off target

3

2

Blocked shots

1

8

Corners

3

Offsides

3

9

Fouls

7

Inter

Parma

Starting lineups

1

Yann Sommer

Goalkeeper

95

Alessandro Bastoni

Defender

67'

32

Federico Dimarco

Defender

25

Manuel Akanji

Defender

8

Petar Sucic

Defender

31

Yann Bisseck

Defender

2

Denzel Dumfries

Midfielder

23

Nicolò Barella

Midfielder

89'

7

Piotr Zielinski

Midfielder

67'

94

Pio Esposito

Attacker

46'

9

Marcus Thuram

Attacker

67'

31

Zion Suzuki

Goalkeeper

3

Abdoulaye Ndiaye

Defender

39

Alessandro Circati

Defender

14

Emanuele Valeri

Defender

85'

15

Enrico Delprato

Defender

37

Mariano Troilo

Defender

10

Adrián Bernabé

Midfielder

75'

41

Hans Nicolussi Caviglia

Midfielder

16

Mandela Keita

Midfielder

67'

7

Gabriel Strefezza

Attacker

75'

9

Mateo Pellegrino

Attacker

67'

Substitutes

15

Francesco Acerbi

Defender

36

Matteo Darmian

Defender

20

Hakan Calhanoglu

Midfielder

6

Stefan de Vrij

Defender

11

Luis Henrique

Attacker

13

Josep Martínez

Goalkeeper

17

Andy Diouf

Attacker

12

Raffaele Di Gennaro

Goalkeeper

43

Matteo Cocchi

Defender

48

Mattia Mosconi

Attacker

14

Ange-Yoan Bonny

Defender

46'

22

Henrikh Mkhitaryan

Midfielder

67'

10

Lautaro Martínez

Attacker

67'

30

Carlos Augusto

Midfielder

67'

16

Davide Frattesi

Midfielder

89'

5

Lautaro Valenti

Defender

66

Filippo Rinaldi

Goalkeeper

8

Nahuel Estévez

Midfielder

40

Edoardo Corvi

Goalkeeper

21

Gaetano Oristanio

Midfielder

17

Jacob Ondrejka

Attacker

27

Sascha Britschgi

Defender

24

Christian Ordoñez

Midfielder

67'

23

Nesta Elphege

Attacker

67'

22

Oliver Sörensen

Midfielder

75'

11

Pontus Almqvist

Attacker

75'

29

Franco Carboni

Defender

85'

Dusan Vlahovic came off the bench for his first goal of 2026 to rescue a point for Juventus against relegated Verona, but it’s a missed opportunity to go third.

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The Bianconeri hoped to make the most of Como, Napoli and Milan dropping points, with Kenan Yildiz back in the starting XI after two games as a substitute and Dusan Vlahovic ready for the bench, leaving only Arek Milik and Juan Cabal out of action. A victory here would’ve put the Old Lady in joint third with Milan. Hellas were already doomed to relegation this weekend, with Nicolas Valentini suspended, Gift Orban frozen out for an altercation with a fan, and Armel Bella-Kotchap, Cheikh Niasse, Daniel Oyegoke, Suat Serdar and Daniel Mosquera injured.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

Francisco Conceicao tested Lorenzo Montipò at the near post, then the Kenan Yildiz pull-back for Jonathan David was intercepted, and Andrias Edmundsson threw himself in the path of the David angled drive.

A corner was not cleared very far, so the Pierre Kalulu cross back in was flicked onto the crossbar off Gleison Bremer’s head on 26 minutes.

Manuel Locatelli saw his strike deflected just wide, then the midfielder was perhaps harshly booked for simulation when going down in a coming together with Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro.

Moments later, Verona took the surprise lead when Bremer was caught napping passing out from the back, intercepted by Domagoj Bradaric and rolled across from the left for Kieron Bowie to sweep in. It was all the more remarkable considering Juve had kept four consecutive clean sheets before that gift.

The Scotland international nearly got another when deflected over by Lloyd Kelly, while Edmundsson made another decisive block on Andrea Cambiaso.

Dusan Vlahovic was thrown on for Khephren Thuram after the restart and Juve moved to 4-4-2. A couple of crosses were a little too high for the Serbian, but he got them on level terms and ended his 180-day goal drought by bending a free kick around the Verona wall and into the near bottom corner. Remarkably, it was also the first direct free kick scored by Juventus in Serie A this season.

Akpa Akpro risked an own goal intercepting the Conceicao pull-back to turn over from four yards, but Montipò made two extraordinary reaction saves in the space of a minute, both to deny Conceicao from point-blank range at the back post.

Conceicao also drilled wide from the edge of the area, while Jeremie Boga couldn’t surprise Montipò at the far stick on an Edon Zhegrova cross.

Boga saw his curler intercepted by a Hellas chest in the six-yard box, but Edon Zhegrova was unlucky in stoppages when his angled drive thumped the base of the near post and hit the goalkeeper on the back, but ricocheted back out.

It means both Juve’s games against Verona ended 1-1 this season, dropping four points overall in these fixtures.

Juventus 1-1 Verona

Bowie 34 (V), Vlahovic 62 (J)

03-05-2026 17:00

MatchDay 35

Juventus Stadium (Allianz Stadium)

Juventus

Verona

1 - 1

Player statistic

1st half

		5'		Roberto Gagliardini
		31'		Martin Frese
Manuel Locatelli		33'
		34'		Kieron Bowie (Assist: Domagoj Bradaric)

2nd half

Dusan Vlahovic		62'
		63'		Antoine Bernede
		90+5'		Abdou Harroui

Match statistic

76

Possession %

24

29

Total shots

7

7

Shots on target

3

9

Shots off target

3

13

Blocked shots

1

14

Corners

1

9

Fouls

19

Juventus

Verona

Starting lineups

16

Michele Di Gregorio

Goalkeeper

27

Andrea Cambiaso

Defender

75'

3

Bremer

Defender

6

Lloyd Kelly

Defender

80'

15

Pierre Kalulu

Defender

19

Khéphren Thuram

Midfielder

46'

5

Manuel Locatelli

Midfielder

22

Weston McKennie

Midfielder

7

Francisco Conceição

Attacker

80'

30

Jonathan David

Attacker

69'

10

Kenan Yıldız

Attacker

1

Lorenzo Montipò

Goalkeeper

5

Andrias Edmundsson

Defender

12

Domagoj Bradaric

Defender

71'

3

Martin Frese

Defender

7

Rafik Belghali

Defender

15

Victor Nelsson

Defender

24

Antoine Bernede

Midfielder

80'

11

Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro

Midfielder

63

Roberto Gagliardini

Midfielder

18

Kieron Bowie

Attacker

10

Tomas Suslov

Attacker

71'

Substitutes

23

Carlo Pinsoglio

Goalkeeper

1

Mattia Perin

Goalkeeper

4

Federico Gatti

Defender

20

Loïs Openda

Attacker

18

Filip Kostic

Midfielder

2

Emil Holm

Defender

17

Vasilije Adžić

Midfielder

9

Dusan Vlahovic

Attacker

46'

21

Fabio Miretti

Midfielder

69'

13

Jeremie Boga

Attacker

75'

8

Teun Koopmeiners

Midfielder

80'

11

Edon Zhegrova

Attacker

80'

34

Simone Perilli

Goalkeeper

14

Pol Lirola

Defender

94

Giacomo Toniolo

Goalkeeper

9

Amin Sarr

Attacker

70

Fallou Cham

Defender

90

Ioan Vermesan

Attacker

41

Isaac

Attacker

4

Sandi Lovric

Midfielder

71'

19

Tobias Slotsager

Defender

71'

21

Abdou Harroui

Midfielder

80'

Milan crumbled in a 2-0 defeat to Sassuolo when down to 10 men for over an hour due to Fikayo Tomori’s red card, as Domenico Berardi and Armand Laurienté scored.

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The Rossoneri could catch Napoli in second place with a victory and consolidate the Champions League spot, but Luka Modric’s season was over after surgery for a fractured cheekbone. Ardon Jashari stepped in, with Christopher Nkunku pushing off-form Christian Pulisic to the bench. Domenico Berardi was back after a two-match ban for the Neroverdi, though Darryl Bakola, Fali Cande, Daniel Boloca and Edoardo Pieragnolo were injured.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

It took under five minutes for Berardi to confirm his extraordinary record against Milan, as this was his 12^th career goal past them. Kristian Thorstvedt robbed Jashari in midfield and it was quickly moved left to right, for Berardi to bend a first-time finish into the far bottom corner with the inside of the left foot.

Moments later, Mike Maignan made a one-handed save on the M’Bala Nzola counter-attack, while both teams had penalty appeals waved away as Berardi had his arm behind his back, then Armand Laurienté went down too easily under pressure from Matteo Gabbia, the same with Christopher Nkunku at the other end.

Rafael Leao wasted a golden opportunity when blasting wide with only the goalkeeper to beat after a defensive error sent him clear on goal.

Things went from bad to worse for Milan, as Fikayo Tomori brought down Laurienté on the counter for his second yellow card, leaving his team down to 10 for over an hour.

Strahinja Pavlovic made a decisive block on Thorstvedt and Jay Idzes limped off injured, while Alexis Saelemaekers drilled wide.

Sassuolo doubled their lead within 90 seconds of the restart, as Laurienté completed a give and go with Thorstvedt just inside the area, the finish thumped low and hard into the near bottom corner.

Zachary Athekame fired over, while Nzola and Thorstvedt failed to keep their efforts on target, while both Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Alieu Fadera were booked for simulation in the box.

This result means that with a victory over Verona today, Juventus could catch Milan in joint third place, while they have failed to score in five of the last seven games.

Sassuolo 2-0 Milan

Berardi 5 (S), Laurienté 47 (S)

Sent off: Tomori 24 (M)

03-05-2026 14:00

MatchDay 35

Mapei Stadium - Città del Tricolore

Sassuolo

Milan

2 - 0

Player statistic

1st half

Domenico Berardi (Assist: Armand Lauriente)		5'
		9'		Fikayo Tomori
		24'		Fikayo Tomori
Nemanja Matic		38'

2nd half

Armand Lauriente (Assist: Kristian Thorstvedt)		47'
Ulisses Garcia		57'
		71'		Samuele Ricci
		77'		Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Cristian Volpato		89'
Alieu Fadera		90+4'

Match statistic

58

Possession %

42

13

Total shots

6

4

Shots on target

0

5

Shots off target

5

4

Blocked shots

1

2

Corners

3

1

Offsides

1

16

Fouls

16

Sassuolo

Milan

Starting lineups

13

Stefano Turati

Goalkeeper

21

Jay Idzes

Defender

40'

6

Sebastian Walukiewicz

Defender

80

Tarik Muharemovic

Defender

23

Ulisses Garcia

Defender

90

Ismaël Koné

Midfielder

42

Kristian Thorstvedt

Midfielder

18

Nemanja Matic

Midfielder

46'

45

Armand Lauriente

Attacker

85'

10

Domenico Berardi

Attacker

59'

8

M’Bala Nzola

Attacker

84'

16

Mike Maignan

Goalkeeper

23

Fikayo Tomori

Defender

46

Matteo Gabbia

Defender

2

Pervis Estupiñán

Defender

31

Strahinja Pavlovic

Defender

12

Adrien Rabiot

Midfielder

56

Alexis Saelemaekers

Midfielder

59'

30

Ardon Jashari

Midfielder

66'

19

Youssouf Fofana

Midfielder

59'

18

Christopher Nkunku

Attacker

46'

10

Rafael Leão

Attacker

59'

Substitutes

19

Filippo Romagna

Defender

12

Giacomo Satalino

Goalkeeper

16

Gioele Zacchi

Goalkeeper

24

Luca Moro

Attacker

44

Edoardo Iannoni

Midfielder

49

Arijanet Muric

Goalkeeper

3

Josh Doig

Defender

40

Aster Vranckx

Midfielder

66

Pedro Felipe

Defender

33

Christian Frangella

Midfielder

25

Woyo Coulibaly

Defender

40'

35

Luca Lipani

Midfielder

46'

7

Cristian Volpato

Midfielder

59'

99

Andrea Pinamonti

Attacker

84'

20

Alieu Fadera

Midfielder

85'

1

Pietro Terracciano

Goalkeeper

5

Koni De Winter

Defender

9

Niclas Füllkrug

Attacker

33

Davide Bartesaghi

Defender

37

Matteo Pittarella

Goalkeeper

24

Zachary Athekame

Defender

46'

8

Ruben Loftus-Cheek

Midfielder

59'

11

Christian Pulisic

Attacker

59'

7

Santiago Giménez

Attacker

59'

4

Samuele Ricci

Midfielder

66'

Atalanta had the best chances, rattling the woodwork with Giacomo Raspadori, but were unable to get more than a 0-0 draw, as Genoa are now mathematically safe.

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La Dea were eager to get back on track after a dismal run of one point from three rounds, plus Coppa Italia semi-final elimination to Lazio. Lorenzo Bernasconi’s season was over after a knee ligament injury, but Gianluca Scamacca started with Nikola Krstovic after a brace in the 3-2 defeat to Cagliari. The Grifone were almost sure of Serie A safety, despite a loss to Como. Tommaso Baldanzi was still out, but Brooke Norton-Cuffy returned to the bench and Justin Bijlow shook off a muscular twinge.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

Vitinha and Krstovic tested the goalkeepers early on, while Vitinha on the counter saw his attempt deflected over the bar from a Lorenzo Colombo counter-attack.

Ederson’s first touch let him down in a very promising position on the Davide Zappacosta pull-back, while Bijlow almost let the Charles De Ketelaere angled drive squirm under him after a give and go with Giorgio Scalvini.

Scalvini was decisive at the other end with a crucial block on Jeff Ekhator’s first-time strike, and Krstovic’s flick did not surprise Bijlow at the near post.

Atalanta really should’ve scored when Bijlow spilled a powerful Ederson effort from outside the box and Giacomo Raspadori only prodded the rebound straight at the goalkeeper.

Bijlow fingertipped a Krstovic attempt round the near post, but Raspadori came closest on 79 minutes when his fierce strike thumped the crossbar from the edge of the penalty area.

Genoa had to play the final minutes practically down to 10 men, as Junior Messias suffered a thigh strain after all the substitutions had been completed.

Deep into stoppages, a corner was cleared as far as Ederson, whose right-foot curler skimmed the crossbar.

Atalanta 0-0 Genoa

02-05-2026 19:45

MatchDay 35

Gewiss Stadium (Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia)

Atalanta

Genoa

0 - 0

Player statistic

1st half

19'

Amorim

2nd half

Éderson		64'
Nikola Krstovic		78'

Match statistic

60

Possession %

40

21

Total shots

7

7

Shots on target

2

8

Shots off target

3

6

Blocked shots

2

6

Corners

2

1

Offsides

0

14

Fouls

10

Atalanta

Genoa

Starting lineups

29

Marco Carnesecchi

Goalkeeper

19

Berat Djimsiti

Defender

57'

77

Davide Zappacosta

Defender

85'

42

Giorgio Scalvini

Defender

69

Honest Ahanor

Defender

13

Éderson

Midfielder

15

Marten de Roon

Midfielder

76'

59

Nicola Zalewski

Midfielder

17

Charles De Ketelaere

Attacker

76'

9

Gianluca Scamacca

Attacker

57'

90

Nikola Krstovic

Attacker

16

Justin Bijlow

Goalkeeper

27

Alessandro Marcandalli

Defender

22

Johan Vásquez

Defender

5

Leo Östigard

Defender

20

Stefano Sabelli

Defender

86'

4

Amorim

Midfielder

69'

32

Morten Frendrup

Midfielder

21

Jeff Ekhator

Attacker

70'

29

Lorenzo Colombo

Attacker

56'

77

Mikael Egill Ellertsson

Attacker

9

Vitinha

Attacker

86'

Substitutes

16

Raoul Bellanova

Defender

31

Francesco Rossi

Goalkeeper

57

Marco Sportiello

Goalkeeper

5

Mitchel Bakker

Defender

3

Odilon Kossounou

Defender

23

Sead Kolasinac

Defender

7

Kamaldeen Sulemana

Midfielder

18

Giacomo Raspadori

Attacker

57'

4

Isak Hien

Defender

57'

10

Lazar Samardžić

Midfielder

76'

8

Mario Pasalic

Midfielder

76'

6

Yunus Musah

Midfielder

85'

39

Daniele Sommariva

Goalkeeper

1

Nicola Leali

Goalkeeper

70

Maxwel Cornet

Attacker

14

Jean Onana

Midfielder

13

Nils Zätterström

Defender

34

Sebastian Otoa

Defender

99

Latif Ouedraogo

Defender

18

Caleb Ekuban

Attacker

56'

10

Junior Messias

Attacker

69'

17

Ruslan Malinovskyi

Midfielder

70'

73

Patrizio Masini

Midfielder

86'

3

Aarón Martín

Defender

86'

Como were denied by a goal-line clearance and Matteo Politano hit the woodwork for Napoli, as Cesc Fabregas and Antonio Conte share the spoils.

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This was joint fifth against second with the race for a Champions League spot still open. Nico Paz, Mergim Vojvoda and Sergi Roberto shook off knocks, leaving only Jayden Addai on the treatment table. Giovanni Di Lorenzo was back on the bench for the first time three months after a knee injury, with Mathias Olivera, Juan Jesus, David Neres, Antonio Vergara and Romelu Lukaku still out of action. Cesc Fabregas and his former Chelsea manager Antonio Conte were reunited on the touchline, after knocking Napoli out of the Coppa Italia quarter-final on penalties.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

Tasos Douvikas should’ve scored after eight minutes when springing the offside trap on a Nico Paz pass and dribbling around Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, but the goalkeeper managed to slow him down enough to allow Amir Rrahmani to get back for the decisive goal-line clearance.

Martin Baturina bent his finish wide of the far post, while Milinkovic-Savic rushed off his line to deny Assane Diao when sent through by a smart Nico Paz counter-attack.

A Nico Paz free kick also went over the bar, then Jacobo Ramon just failed to connect from four yards on a flicked-on corner.

After the restart, Rasmus Hojlund’s penalty appeals were rejected as he was offside anyway, and Diao failed to keep his header down at the back post.

Milinkovic-Savic was almost wrong-footed by a deflection on Baturina’s half-turn, but managed to scramble across for the one-handed save.

Scott McTominay had a great chance on 79 minutes when sprinting onto the pass from the left, but he drilled the finish just wide of the near post with only Jean Butez to beat.

Matteo Politano tackled Jesus Rodriguez inside the penalty area cleanly and then went on the counter, moments later his left-foot curler from outside the box smacking against the far post for Napoli.

Just like earlier this season in Serie A at the Stadio Maradona, it ended goalless.

Como 0-0 Napoli

02-05-2026 17:00

MatchDay 35

Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia

Como

Napoli

vs

Season Analytics

Como

Positions

Napoli

SEASON TOTAL

COM HOME

9

5

3

17

10

7

Last matches

26-04-2026		Genoa	W	0 - 2
17-04-2026		Sassuolo	L	2 - 1
12-04-2026		Inter	L	3 - 4
06-04-2026		Udinese	D	0 - 0
22-03-2026		Pisa	W	5 - 0

12-04-2026		Inter	L	3 - 4
22-03-2026		Pisa	W	5 - 0
15-03-2026		Roma	W	2 - 1
28-02-2026		Lecce	W	3 - 1
14-02-2026		Fiorentina	L	1 - 2

5

2

Position

SEASON TOTAL

NAP AWAY

9

2

6

21

6

7

Last matches

	4 - 0	W	Cremonese		24-04-2026
	0 - 2	L	Lazio		18-04-2026
	1 - 1	D	Parma		12-04-2026
	1 - 0	W	Milan		06-04-2026
	0 - 1	W	Cagliari		20-03-2026

	1 - 1	D	Parma		12-04-2026
	0 - 1	W	Cagliari		20-03-2026
	1 - 2	W	Verona		28-02-2026
	2 - 1	L	Atalanta		22-02-2026
	2 - 3	W	Genoa		07-02-2026

Udinese maintained their pursuit of a top 10 finish by sweeping sorry Torino aside 2-0 with Kingsley Ehizibue and Thomas Kristensen goals.

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The Friulani had a lengthy absentee list including Keinan Davis, Jesper Karlstrom, Jordan Zemura, Alessandro Zanoli and Nicolò Bertola after a 3-3 thriller at Lazio. Toro were also decimated, missing Duvan Zapata, Che Adams, Marcus Pedersen, Tino Anjorin, Zakaria Aboukhlal and Ardian Ismajli after their comeback from 2-0 down to hold leaders Inter 2-2.

Udinese wore a special jersey commemorating the 50^th anniversary of the devastating earthquake in the region that killed over 1,000 and there was a fanfare before kick-off. There was also a minute’s silence before all games this weekend for Formula 1 and Paralympic legend Alex Zanardi.

Giovanni Simeone was denied from point-blank range by Maduka Okoye in the opening minutes when meeting the Valentino Lazaro cross, while Gvidas Gineitis got the finish wrong on a corner kick routine.

The first chance for the hosts saw Christian Kabasele’s finish from a free kick deflected wide, and Udinese scored in chaotic fashion.

Adam Buksa robbed Gineitis, then Nicolò Zaniolo was blocked off by Alberto Paleari, so Buksa fired onto the upright of an open goal, before Zaniolo turned in the rebound. However, it didn’t count because Zaniolo was offside.

Zaniolo ran onto a through ball and cut inside, his strike deflected off Saul Coco to prevent a certain goal, and an Oumar Solet glancing header smothered.

Udinese did eventually get their goal in first half stoppages and it was again far from a clean move. Coco made a mistake on a throw-in and was robbed by Solet, it was rolled across from the left by Jurgen Ekkelenkamp, where Rafa Obrador risked an own goal, so Kingsley Ehizibue was ready right behind him to prod over the line.

The second goal was more orthodox, as Thomas Kristensen was allowed a free glancing header on a Lennon Miller corner from six yards.

Torino struggled to create any real chances in a disappointing second half performance, but Zaniolo was even more frustrated with a continuing goal drought, as he ran from his own half only to see a shot charged down, then had penalty appeals rejected and fired another effort straight at Paleari.

Udinese 2-0 Torino

Ehizibue 45+1 (U), Kristensen 51 (U)

02-05-2026 14:00

MatchDay 35

Friuli Stadium (Dacia Arena)

Udinese

Torino

Live

1 - 0

Player statistic

1st half

Kingsley Ehizibue

45+1'

2nd half

Christian Kabasele

46'

Udinese

Torino

Starting lineups

40

Maduka Okoye

Goalkeeper

27

Christian Kabasele

Defender

11

Hassane Kamara

Defender

19

Kingsley Ehizibue

Defender

28

Oumar Solet

Defender

31

Thomas Kristensen

Defender

14

Arthur Atta

Midfielder

32

Jurgen Ekkelenkamp

Midfielder

38

Lennon Miller

Midfielder

10

Nicolò Zaniolo

Midfielder

18

Adam Buksa

Attacker

1

Alberto Paleari

Goalkeeper

77

Enzo Ebosse

Defender

35

Luca Marianucci

Defender

33

Rafa Obrador

Defender

23

Saúl Coco

Defender

20

Valentino Lazaro

Defender

22

Cesare Casadei

Midfielder

6

Emirhan Ilkhan

Midfielder

66

Gvidas Gineitis

Midfielder

10

Nikola Vlasic

Midfielder

18

Giovanni Simeone

Attacker

Substitutes

93

Daniele Padelli

Goalkeeper

24

Jakub Piotrowski

Midfielder

90

Răzvan Sava

Goalkeeper

1

Alessandro Nunziante

Goalkeeper

6

Oier Zarraga

Midfielder

15

Vakoun Bayo

Attacker

29

Abdoulaye Camara

Midfielder

45

Giulio Vinciati

Attacker

7

Idrissa Gueye

Attacker

20

Juan Arizala

Defender

22

Branimir Mlacic

Defender

34

Cristiano Biraghi

Defender

81

Franco Israel

Goalkeeper

61

Adrien Tameze

Midfielder

8

Ivan Ilić

Midfielder

17

Sandro Kulenovic

Attacker

13

Guillermo Maripán

Defender

4

Matteo Prati

Midfielder

25

Niels Nkounkou

Defender

79

Zanos Savva

Attacker

92

Alieu Njie

Attacker

99

Lapo Siviero

Goalkeeper