Sassuolo
CremoneseSassuolo: 49. Muric A. - 3. Doig, 6. Walukiewicz - 18. Matic, 21. Idzes, 35. Lipani (Thorstvedt, 59), 80. Muharemovic, 90. Kone I. (Iannoni, 83) - 20. Fadera (Berardi D., 69), 24. Moro L. (Pinamonti, 71), 45. Lauriente A. (Pierini, 71)
Substitution: Thorstvedt (from 59); Berardi D. (from 69); Pierini (from 71); Pinamonti (from 71); Iannoni (from 83)
Bench: 12. Satalino, 13. Turati, 16. Zacchi - 17. Paz Y., 19. Romagna, 25. Coulibaly W., 26. Odenthal - 7. Volpato C., 40. Vranckx - 14. Skjellerup
Yellow Cards: Lauriente A. 64
Cremonese: 1. Audero - 3. Pezzella, 4. Barbieri (Johnsen D., 46), 6. Baschirotto, 15. Bianchetti (Faye M., 81) - 18. Collocolo (Zerbin, 23), 24. Terracciano F. (Folino, 81), 33. Grassi (Floriani Mussolini, 67) - 27. Vandeputte - 10. Vardy, 90. Bonazzoli F.
Substitution: Zerbin (from 23); Johnsen D. (from 46); Floriani Mussolini (from 67); Faye M. (from 81); Folino (from 81)
Bench: 16. Silvestri, 69. Nava - 23. Ceccherini
Yellow Cards: Barbieri 32; Pezzella 74
Napoli claimed a crucial 1–0 win
Juve delivered a ruthless statement of intent
Juventus produced a commanding performance away from home, comfortably beating Sassuolo
Rasmus Hojlund continued his outstanding run of form in Serie A
AC Milan missed a golden opportunity to strengthen their grip at the top of Serie A
In a tightly contested encounter, the Granata showed resilience and efficiency to secure three points
Cremonese delivered a stunning result in Serie A
The win lifts Roma above Napoli to the top of the Serie A standings
The Ukrainian midfielder opened the scoring in the first half with a trademark long-range thunderbolt
Paulo Dybala’s clinical finish proving decisive
Inter Milan extended their winning streak to five matches
Inter returned to winning ways
AC Milan marked the return of Massimiliano Allegri and the much-anticipated debut of Luka Modrić
Napoli kicked off their Serie A title defence with a solid 2-0 away victory
