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Serie A scores, results: Roma best Lazio; AC Milan still top of the table; Juventus close gap with Inter


 


AC Milan moved closer to the Scudetto after winning away against Cagliari 1-0 on Sunday in Serie A. Stefano Pioli's side is now the leading candidate to win the title after Inter Milan failed to win again. Inter instead drew against Fiorentina on Saturday. Napoli are still in the race and won an important match, while Juventus are getting closer to the top and face Inter Milan next. 


The weekend also saw ome important results at the bottom of the table where Genoa collected their first win under coach Alexander Blessin and now have a chance to stay in the league next season. After the upcoming International break, where Italy are still trying to qualify for the Qatar World Cup, the last stint of Serie A matches will be crucial.


Here are the Serie A scores from the weekend, as well as key takeaways. You can watch Serie A all season long on Paramount+.


Serie A results

  • Sassuolo 4, Spezia 1
  • Genoa 1, Torino 0 
  • Napoli 2, Udinese 1
  • Inter 1, Fiorentina 1
  • Cagliari 0, Milan 1
  • Venezia 0, Sampdoria 2
  • Juventus 2, Salernitana 0
  • AS Roma 3, Lazio 0


Jose Mourinho beats Maurizio Sarri

After losing the first matchup against Lazio last September, Roma manager Jose Mourinho had his personal revenge against Maurizio Sarri and won the Roma derby, 3-0, while dominating the whole match. Former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham scored the opening goal after 55 seconds and then scored another one after 22 minutes. Lazio were never really dangerous and it was an amazing free-kick by captain Lorenzo Pellegrini that capped off an unforgettable win. 


Inter crisis; Juventus get closer

Inter Milan have been unrecognizable in the last few weeks. Simone Inzaghi's team failed to win again and drew at home against Fiorentina. The away team scored the opener with Lucas Torreira, but then Inter Milan managed to equalize with Denzel Dumfries' header. Nerazzurri won one game in the last seven and are now only one point ahead Juventus (still with one game in hand), who won against Salernitana on Sunday. 


Paulo Dybala and Dusan Vlahovic goals put Juventus in a better position, and after the International break there will be a huge game in Turin between Inter Milan and Juventus that will tell us a lot about this end of the season. 


AC Milan, Napoli take care of business

AC Milan secured three huge points against Cagliari away. It was an intense match where both teams played to win the game but Rossoneri took it in the second half with a stunning play and goal by Ismael Bennacer. Stefano Pioli's side are now top of the league with three points more than Napoli, who won as well against Udinese thanks to a brace scored by Victor Osimhen (11 goals overall during this Serie A season).



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