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Roma and Inter drew 2-2 in the first Scudetto battle, and Lazio defeated Venezia. Today, Juventus, Milan, and Napoli will be looking for redemption, and keep an eye on Como.

Inter. Roma and Lazio lead the table, but Como can catch them today when they face Frosinone. After Saturday's surprises, Sunday is set to see Juve, Napoli, and Milan dream of a resurgence.

Roma and Inter drew 2-2 in the first Scudetto battle, and Lazio defeated Venezia. Today, Juventus, Milan, and Napoli will be looking for redemption, and keep an eye on Como.

La Rome by Gasperini is tough, very tough but theInter Chivy never gives up and always knows how to come back. It was the same yesterday in the first direct clash for the Scudetto. It was an exciting match full of twists and turns that ended in a Solomonic draw (2-2) that was more convenient for Inter than for Roma. But on the day of remembrance of that great champion that was Sandro Mazzola, Inter could not lose. And so it was. Yet Roma had the match in hand thanks to two goals from Konè in the 6th and 37th minutes that had made the Giallorossi dream. Then began the Nerazzurri's comeback led by captain Lautaro who scored two goals in the 46th and 79th minutes. A draw that confirms Roma and Inter at the top of the table alongside Lazio of Gattuso who made the coup in Venice winning 2-0 with a penalty goal from Zaccagni and another from Noslin. But the surprise of yesterday was the victory of Cagliari a Udine with the third consecutive goal of Daniel Maldini, rightly called up by Mancini to the national team.

Today, however, we expect the recovery of Juve, Milan and Napoli but also the confirmation of the sparkling Just like to Frosinone who, if they win, will rise to the top of the table with Roma, Inter and Lazio.

After the sensational defeat against Aquilani's Sassuolo and the invigorating 5-0 victory in the Europa League against Nec, the Juve Spalletti's side are looking to relaunch their league campaign against Atalanta in today's 6:00 PM match in Turin, but they'll face the Nerazzurri, led by former coach Sarri. Sarri will certainly be tough on the team and is also seeking revenge after the defeat suffered at home last Sunday against Cagliari. It's a match to watch: the winner will bounce back, while the loser will struggle.

Also looking for a relaunch Naples by Max Allegri who faces a very delicate away match in Florence where Viola, reinvigorated by new coach Vanoli, is looking for points to climb the table after three defeats in the opening days of the championship. Finally, there is the Milan, shaken by the home defeat against Benfica in the Europa League, which has already called into question Amorim's position as manager, as he has so far failed to give the Rossoneri a clear identity. Today they host Lecce at San Siro and cannot afford to miss out on a win, or they will trigger a crisis. In short, a Sunday full of emotions. Not to be missed.

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