Serie A: Juventus beat Atalanta, AC Milan back to winning ways
Juventus beat Atalanta 2-0 and AC Milan easily saw off Lecce, according to several Italian and European media outlets.
Juventus won their match against Atalanta 2-0, according to La Repubblica, Tuttosport and Voetbal International. This victory allows the Bianconeri to close in on the top of the table, reports Mundo Deportivo. Dutchman Conceição was decisive in this match, Voetbal International stresses, while La Repubblica mentions incidents involving ultras who allegedly "tarnished" the memory of Mazzola, without further details.
AC Milan back to winning ways
AC Milan, for their part, returned to winning ways after four matches without a victory, easing past Lecce, according to Voetbal International. L'Équipe states that the Rossoneri controlled the match and that goalscorers Adrien Rabiot and Diego Moreira found the net. Le Figaro confirms Milan's dominance, without giving the exact score.
Inter-Roma: a spectacular draw
In the other big clash of the day, Inter snatched a draw in Rome against AS Roma, reports AD. The Nerazzurri had to come from behind, thanks in particular to a brace from Martínez, according to The Guardian. Forward Noslin scored for Lazio, AD adds, while Dutchmen Malen and Rensch were in the Roma lineup.
Frosinone surprise Como
Finally, Frosinone caused a surprise by handing Como their first defeat of the season, ANSA reports. The goal for the 2-0 was scored by Kvernadze in added time of the first half (45+3), kicker specifies.
