Milan showed no mercy and this Saturday they dispatched a 4-0 thrashing of Venezia. The team managed by the Portuguese Paulo Fonseca opened the scoring early with a goal from the French captain Theo Hernandez. Later, the French midfielder Youssouf Fofana added more for the Rossoneri.
The match was finally decided after two penalties converted by American Christian Pulisic and Englishman Tammy Abraham.
The team managed by Italian Eusebio Di Francesco was left with one less player after midfielder Hans Nicolussi Caviglia was shown a second yellow card. Franco Carboni also came on for the visitors two minutes from the end.
Juventus, with Nicolas Gonzalez in their ranks, maintained the initiative, but were unable to overcome a combative Empoli and drew 0-0. Despite the draw, the Old Lady provisionally remains at the top of the table.
The last match of the Saturday round was between Como – where midfielders Máximo Perrone and Nico Paz were starters – and Bologna, who tied 2-2.
The Italian Nicolò Casale opened the scoring with an own goal that gave Bologna the lead. In the second half, striker Patrick Cutrone extended the lead, but Argentine striker Santiago Castro partially pulled one back for the visitors and, in added time, Englishman Samuel Iling-Junior equalised the match.
Former Gimnasia La Plata player, Benjamín Domínguez, was unable to get any minutes in the team managed by Vincenzo Italiano.
The fourth round will continue this Sunday at 7.30 (ESPN) when Genoa will host Roma. Fiorentina will visit Atalanta and Torino will face Lecce at 10, while at 13 (ESPN) Cagliari will seek victory against Napoli.
Finally, at 15.45, Inter will visit Monza. On Monday, Parma-Udinese and Lazio-Hellas Verona will close the day.
Standings in the Italian Serie A
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– What were the key highlights of AC Milan’s 4-0 victory over Venezia?
Milan Dominates Venezia 4-0, Juventus Held to Goalless Draw by Empoli
In an exciting Saturday of Italian Serie A action, AC Milan showed no mercy and thrashed Venezia 4-0, while Juventus was held to a 0-0 draw by Empoli. Meanwhile, the match between Como and Bologna ended in a thrilling 2-2 stalemate.
Milan’s Devastating Victory
The Rossoneri, managed by Portuguese tactician Paulo Fonseca, opened the scoring early with a goal from French captain Theo Hernandez. The floodgates then opened as French midfielder Youssouf Fofana added to the tally, giving Milan a commanding lead. The match was finally decided after two penalties converted by American Christian Pulisic and Englishman Tammy Abraham, sealing a resounding 4-0 victory for the Milanese giants.
Venezia’s Disappointment
The team managed by Italian Eusebio Di Francesco was left with one less player after midfielder Hans Nicolussi Caviglia received a second yellow card. Franco Carboni also came on for the visitors two minutes from the end, but it was too little, too late. The 4-0 thrashing marked a disappointing outing for Venezia, who were unable to contain Milan’s attacking prowess.
Juventus Stumbles against Empoli
Juventus, with Argentine Nicolas Gonzalez in their ranks, maintained the initiative against Empoli, but were unable to overcome a combative opposition. The match ended in a 0-0 stalemate, despite the Old Lady’s best efforts. Despite the draw, Juventus provisionally remains at the top of the Serie A table.
Como and Bologna Share the Spoils
In the final match of the Saturday round, Como faced off against Bologna, with the Argentine midfield duo of Máximo Perrone and Nico Paz starting for the home team. The match was marked by drama, with Italian Nicolò Casale opening the scoring with an own goal that gave Bologna the lead. In the second half, striker Patrick Cutrone extended the lead, but Argentine striker Santiago Castro partially pulled one back for Como. The match ultimately ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw.
Key Takeaways
Milan’s convincing 4-0 victory over Venezia marked their third win in four Serie A matches under Paulo Fonseca.
Juventus’s goalless draw against Empoli was their second consecutive draw in the league.
Como’s 2-2 draw with Bologna marked their fourth consecutive match without a win in Serie A.
The Italian Serie A table remains tightly contested, with Juventus holding a slim lead at the top.
Next Matches
Milan will face off against Roma on October 26, while Venezia takes on Spezia on the same day.
Juventus will host Torino on October 29, as Empoli travels to face Cagliari.
Como will face Inter Milan on October 31, while Bologna takes on Atalanta on the same day.
Stay tuned for more updates and analysis on the Italian Serie A, as the drama and excitement continue to unfold.
Keyword highlights:
AC Milan
Venezia
Paulo Fonseca
Theo Hernandez
Youssouf Fofana
Christian Pulisic
Tammy Abraham
Juventus
Empoli
Nicolas Gonzalez
Como
Bologna
Máximo Perrone
Nico Paz
Nicolò Casale
Patrick Cutrone
Santiago Castro
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What were the key highlights of AC Milan’s 4-0 victory over Venezia?
Milan Dominates Venezia 4-0, Juventus Held to Goalless Draw by Empoli
In an exciting Saturday of Italian Serie A action, AC Milan showed no mercy and thrashed Venezia 4-0, while Juventus was held to a 0-0 draw by Empoli.
AC Milan’s Crushing Victory
The team managed by Portuguese coach Paulo Fonseca opened the scoring early with a goal from French captain Theo Hernandez. Later, French midfielder Youssouf Fofana added more for the Rossoneri. The match was finally decided after two penalties converted by American Christian Pulisic and Englishman Tammy Abraham.
The Venezia team, managed by Italian Eusebio Di Francesco, was left with one less player after midfielder Hans Nicolussi Caviglia was shown a second yellow card. Franco Carboni also came on for the visitors two minutes from the end.
Juventus’ Frustrating Draw
Juventus, with Nicolas Gonzalez in their ranks, maintained the initiative, but were unable to overcome a combative Empoli and drew 0-0. Despite the draw, the Old Lady provisionally remains at the top of the table.
Other Saturday Matches
The last match of the Saturday round was between Como, where midfielders Máximo Perrone and Nico Paz were starters, and Bologna, who tied 2-2. The Italian Nicolò Casale opened the scoring with an own goal that gave Bologna the lead. In the second half, striker Patrick Cutrone extended the lead, but Argentine striker Santiago Castro partially pulled one back for the visitors, and in added time, Englishman Samuel Iling-Junior equalized the match.
Former Gimnasia La Plata player, Benjamín Domínguez, was unable to get any minutes in the team managed by Vincenzo Italiano.
Standings in the Italian Serie A
Here is the current standings in the Italian Serie A:
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What’s Next in the Italian Serie A
The fourth round will continue this Sunday at 7.30 (ESPN) when Genoa will host Roma. Fiorentina will visit Atalanta and Torino will face Lecce at 10, while at 13 (ESPN) Cagliari will seek victory against Napoli. at 15.45, Inter will visit Monza. On Monday, Parma-Udinese and Lazio-Hellas Verona will close the day.
Key Highlights of AC Milan’s 4-0 Victory Over Venezia
AC Milan’s dominant performance, with goals from Theo Hernandez, Youssouf Fofana, Christian Pulisic, and Tammy Abraham
Venezia’s inability to contain AC Milan’s attack, resulting in a 4-0 defeat
Juventus’ frustrating draw against Empoli, which provisionally keeps them at the top of the table
The exciting match between Como and Bologna, which ended in a 2-2 draw
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the exciting Saturday matches in the Italian Serie A, including AC Milan’s dominant victory over Venezia and Juventus’ frustrating draw against Empoli. It also highlights the current standings in the Italian Serie A and looks ahead to the upcoming matches in the fourth round.
