Lazio tops Serie A after Juventus loss

Lazio Rome moved to the top of the Italian Championship after a 3-0 win over Juventus Turin on Sunday. The victory brought them level with Inter Milan at the summit of the league, marking a historic milestone as they earned 19 points from seven matches, the highest in their club's history at this stage of the season.

Lazio's goals highlight strong performance

Lazio's three goals came from Oliver Provstgaard in the 37th minute, Gustav Isaksen in the 66th, and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru in the 89th. The win put Juventus in eighth place, eight points behind the leaders, after the Turin team managed only one win in their last five league games.

Juventus coach criticizes team's performance

Luciano Spalletti, Juventus's coach, expressed disappointment with his team's performance, calling them "clearly inferior, slow, and had no ideas." The loss highlighted a concerning trend for Juventus as they struggle to keep pace with the top teams in the league.

AC Milan climbs to 4th with win over Atalanta

AC Milan reclaimed the fourth position in the league after defeating Atalanta Bergame 3-2. The win was fueled by Adrien Rabiot's goal and assist, as well as Gonzalo Ramos's two goals, including a penalty in the 24th minute and a second in the 43rd.

Rabiot faces disciplinary issues during match

Rabiot was shown a yellow card in the 41st minute and had to be calmed down by goalkeeper Mike Maignan after verbally confronting the referee. Despite this, his coach, Ruben Amorim, acknowledged Rabiot's crucial role in the team's success.

Côme beats Fiorentina to secure first win in a month

Côme secured its first victory in a month with a 3-1 win over Fiorentina at home. The win lifted the team to fifth place in the league with 14 points and set up a Champions League match against Manchester United later in the week.