Atalanta achieved victory over Venezia with a 3-1 result, confirming its position at the top of the Serie A table. The match, played at home, was characterized by a dominant offensive action by the Bianconeri, who took advantage of the opportunities to score three goals, while Venezia managed to put a point in their own net.
Coach Gian Piero Gasperini deployed the 4-2-3-1 formation, with Carnesecchi in goal. In midfield, Bellanova, Scalvini, Kristensen and Zappacosta tried to control the pace of the game, while Kessie, Ederson, Elmas and De Ketelaere played a key role in the transition phase. The third attacker, Krstovic, was the last to enter the field, replacing the goalkeeper. Atalanta had several reserve players available, including Sonzogni, Sportiello, Obric, Pasalic, Raspadori and Scamacca.
Venezia, under the direction of Ivan De Biasi, played in 3-5-2, with Stankovic in goal. The midfield was made up of Halhal, Juan Jesus and Moreno, with Schingitienne coming on in the 83rd minute. The sidelines were occupied by Hainaut, Kike Perez and Sohm, with the introduction of Rrahmani in the 87th minute. The front department was led by Basic and Correia, with Sagrado coming on in the 8th minute. Venezia had several reserve players available, including Montipò, Berardi, Panada, Haps, Mohammed, Helgason, Dagasso, Dabo, Lisman, Fernandez and Alejandro Gomes.
During the match, Atalanta scored the first goal in the 4th minute thanks to Kessié, followed by two goals from Krstovic in the 6th and 30th minutes, while Venezia responded with a goal from Hainaut in the 37th minute. The match was characterized by high intensity, with two yellow cards for Moreno and Juan Jesus of Venezia and the expulsion of Elmas of Atalanta. Referee Tremolada managed the match with rigor, guaranteeing a final result of 3-1 in favor of Atalanta.