Torino
Genoa
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The club will now look to Baroni’s experience and leadership as they aim to reestablish themselves in the top half of Serie A
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Bologna wrapped up their campaign with a flat display at home
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The Partenopei's defensive lapses proved costly as they saw their advantage over Inter Milan shrink to just one point
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Inter showed no signs of a European hangover
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Milan came from behind to snatch a dramatic 2-1 victory over Genoa
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Torino avoided a costly home defeat
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Scott McTominay emerged as the unlikely hero with a first-half brace that could prove decisive in the Scudetto race
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Substitute Alessandro Zanoli's 74th-minute strike proved enough for all three points
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Gvidas Gineitis the Roman side with an 82nd-minute levele
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The decisive moment came in the 25th minute
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Vlašić's decisive strike came in the second half
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The win extends Genoa's unbeaten run to three matches, while Lecce's struggles continue with their fourth consecutive defeat
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This marked his first official appearance since September 2024
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In a match that lacked excitement, Genoa and Empoli played out a 1-1 draw
