Whether they win by just one goal, as they did at Cagliari, or come back from a 2-0 deficit, as they did at home against Napoli and Udinese, reigning champions Inter are sending a message and proving once again this season why they are the strongest team in Serie A.
In the fifth matchday of the new season, of course, they’ll face the other leader in the standings, Roma, featuring the amazing Doniel Malen, although their last meeting in the Cup final was… a walk in the park for the “Nerazzurri,” who went on to win the double.
The formidable Lazio, which had taken a 2-0 lead against Milan, but unfortunately for Christos Mandas, conceded two goals in quick succession in the second half to settle for a 2-2 draw, heads to Venice for a match against Venezia, while Juventus, who dominated against Nijmegen in the Europa League, hosts Atalanta.
Frosinone, the favorite, hosts Como at home, while the schedule kicks off tonight (9:45 p.m.) with the match between Monza and Sassuolo, which defeated Juventus last Sunday in a game that… generated a lot of discussion.
Here’s a breakdown of Matchday 5 of Serie A
Friday, September 18
Monza – Sassuolo (9:45 p.m.)
Saturday, September 19
Bologna – Torino (4:00 PM)
Udinese – Cagliari (4:00 PM)
Roma – Inter (7:00 PM)
Venezia – Lazio (9:45 PM)
Sunday, September 20
Fiorentina – Napoli (1:30 PM)
Parma – Genoa (4:00 PM)
Frosinone – Como (4:00 p.m.)
Juventus – Atalanta (7:00 p.m.)
Milan – Lecce (9:45 p.m.)
*photo source: KYPE
