Atalanta
BolognaDay 29
Orsolini 86'
Atalanta: 1. Musso, 6. Palomino, 19. Djimsiti, 42. Scalvini( till 52'), 77. Zappacosta( till 79'), 3. Maehle, 13. Éderson J., 15. de Roon, 11. Lookman( till 52'), 17. Höjlund R.
Substitution: 10. Boga(from 24'), 28. Demiral(from 52'), 91. Zapata D.(from 52'), 9. Muriel(from 79')
Bench: 31. Rossi F., 57. Sportiello, 5. Okoli, 93. Soppy
Yellow Cards: Zappacosta 11', Palomino 69', Djimsiti 70'
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 3. Posch, 5. Soumaoro, 26. Lucumí, 77. Kyriakopoulos, 6. Moro N.( till 84'), 19. Ferguson L., 21. Soriano R.( till 46'), 30. Schouten, 10. Sansone( till 56'), 99. Barrow Mu.( till 56')
Substitution: 7. Orsolini(from 46'), 8. Dominguez N.(from 56'), 11. Zirkzee(from 56'), 17. Medel(from 84')
Bench: 1. Bardi, 34. Ravaglia F., 4. Sosa Joaquin, 14. Bonifazi, 22. Lykogiannis, 29. De Silvestri, 20. Aebischer, 25. Pyyhtia
Yellow Cards: Lucumí 61', Orsolini 81'
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Goals by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Amir Rrahmani helped Napoli defeat Atalanta and get another Serie A victory this season
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic became the oldest Milan player to take to the pitch at 41 years and 146 days of age as Milan secured their 5th consecutive win without conceding a single goal
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Inter, after defeating Porto in the Champions League, lost their match in the Italian championship
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Inter beat Atalanta in the quaterfinals of Coppa Italia
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Demoralized by a 15-point penalty Juventus played unusually chaotic football against Atalanta
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Atalanta have suffered their fourth defeat in their last five Serie A matches, losing at home to Inter
