The Serie A weekend ended with a 0-0 final between Como and Roma, while Lazio took advantage of the situation to push their run. Inter, who finished the match without conceding a goal, welcomed the performance of Sinigaglia, who demonstrated that he manages the team with good physical and mental health.
The null result was accompanied by controversy, in particular the expulsion of Donyell Malen. Roma's coach, Gian Piero Gasperini, criticized the decision, stating that "there was a repeated foul on him and then that is not a dangerous game". He also asked not to focus too much on individual frames and replays, stressing that this could alter the entire context of the match. Cesc Fabregas also expressed his opinion, claiming that the foul on Assane Diao in the first half deserved a sending off rather than a simple yellow card.
In the afternoon, Lazio continued their march, beating Monza 3‑1 and ending the weekend tied with Inter. Gennaro Gattuso commented with pleasure on the first goals of the season by Isaksen, Nuno Tavares and Pinamonti, while Ivan Juric lamented Lucchesi's expulsion in the first half of the match. The episode highlighted the tension that was created between the teams, but Lazio managed to maintain control of the game.
On the Bologna front, Raffaele Palladino achieved his first victory as coach, leading the team to a 2‑1 win over Lecce thanks to Enem's goal. The victory strengthened the manager's confidence in his strategy and the players' ability to execute the game plan.
Milan, however, faced Sassuolo with Luka Modric on the bench. Coach Ruben Amorim explained his tactical choice to adopt a back four, stating that the players remain the same and that they can be aggressive regardless of the defensive structure. He also made it clear that he was not worried about Ramos' goals, underlining his confidence in his ability to contribute offensively.
Finally, some news for the former Rossoneri: Clarence Seedorf is about to become the new coach of Corinthians in Brazil, a significant step in his managerial career. This change marks a new chapter for the Brazilian club and adds a further element of interest to the international football landscape.