On the sixth day of Serie A, Inter and Lazio stood out as the top two teams, while Roma maintained its position in third place. Cagliari is placed fourth, while Venezia remains at the bottom of the table with zero points, accompanied by five teams who have accumulated just four points each. The final result of the day confirmed the strong rivalry between the two Milan teams, both with 16 points, and saw Torino, who won 2‑1 against Udinese, rise from penultimate place, while Atalanta, under the guidance of Sarri, obtained their first three points with a victory against Stroppa, reaching nine points.
The scoreboard updated after six matches shows Inter and Lazio in the lead with 16 points each, followed by Roma with 14, Cagliari with 13 and Milan with 12. Juventus and Como share sixth place with 11 points, while Napoli and Frosinone occupy ninth place with 10 points each. Atalanta, with 9 points, remains in tenth place, while Sassuolo, Torino, Lecce, Bologna, Udinese, Monza, Genoa, Parma and Fiorentina are between eleventh and fifteenth place with 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 4, 4, 4 and 4 points respectively. Venezia remains in last position, with zero points.
Among the most relevant results, Inter beat Parma with 3‑0, while Roma drew 0‑0 with Como. Napoli claimed a landslide 3‑0 victory against Frosinone, and Cagliari drew 1‑1 with Juventus. Atalanta won 3‑1 against Venezia, while Torino achieved a 2‑1 victory against Udinese. Other decisive matches saw Sassuolo draw 1-1 with Milan, Cagliari draw 1-1 with Juventus and Bologna lose 1-2 against Lecce.
The program for the seventh day has already been published: on 16 October the teams will play Frosinone against Sassuolo and Venezia against Naples; on 17 October we will see Bologna against Inter, Roma against Genoa, Udinese against Lecce, Fiorentina against Como and Milan against Atalanta; on 18 October the matches of Juventus against Lazio, Monza against Cagliari and Parma against Turin will take place on TV; and on 19 October the day will be completed with Monza against Cagliari and Parma against Turin. With these matches scheduled, teams will continue to fight for Champions League places and to avoid relegation, while the table remains very tight at the top.