Parma
MonzaParma: 40. Corvi - 14. Valeri, 15. Del Prato, 27. Britschgi (Almqvist, 77), 37. Troilo - 16. Keita M., 32. Ordonez, 80. Fabbian (Frigan, 46) - 19. Toure E.B. - 9. Romero (Lontani, 55)
Substitution: Frigan (from 46); Lontani (from 55); Almqvist (from 77)
Bench: 30. Daffara - 3. Ndiaye Ab., 72. Drobnič - 8. Cremaschi, 47. Konaté - 5. Valenti L., 23. Elphege, 29. Carboni F.
Yellow Cards: Keita M. 66; Almqvist 83
Monza: 20. Ngagne Thiam - 3. Lucchesi, 7. Mangas, 19. Birindelli Samuele, 44. Carboni A., 60. Kouadio (Bakoune, 81) - 14. Akinsanmiro, 90. Folorunsho - 11. Forson (Colpani, 54), 46. Robinson Jay (Mout, 81) - 47. Dany Mota (Colombo, 62)
Substitution: Colpani (from 54); Colombo (from 62); Bakoune (from 81); Mout (from 81)
Bench: 6. Antov - 8. Foe Ondoa
Yellow Cards: Folorunsho 41; Colombo 68
Juventus secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over Parma
The reigning champions were briefly pegged back after taking an early lead
Inter Milan have officially been crowned Serie A champions for the 2025-26 season following a professional 2-0 victory over Parma at San Siro
On paper, it looked like a routine task for the visitors. Reality, however, told a different
Inter continued their relentless march at the summit of Italian football
Fiorentina’s brief surge of optimism was quickly brought to a halt as they suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat
Lazio brought their winless away run to a remarkable end in Serie A
Bologna opened their Coppa Italia campaign with a gritty 2–1 comeback victory
Milan were left to rue a missed opportunity to climb to the summit of Italian football
The Ukrainian striker scored the match-winning goal in the 81st minute
Zion Suzuki was the hero for the visitors
