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&lt;p&gt;There were plenty of goals and big moments on matchday 28 of Serie A, a round of fixtures which certainly left a mark on the history of the top flight. The title race remains wide open: Inter had to battle for their victory, Napoli got back to winning ways, while Atalanta beat Juventus by a record-breaking margin to stay in the hunt. Bologna and Roma continued their impressive charge towards the European places, while a resurgent AC Milan managed a heart-pounding turnaround against Lecce. Two young Argentineans put their names up in lights: Parma’s Pellegrino was the first of his countrymen to score a brace for the Gialloblù since Crespo, while Soulé scored Roma’s fastest-ever goal in Serie A. It was a round to forget, however, for the teams in the relegation battle, none of whom won, leaving the question at the bottom of the table as wide open as ever.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Cagliari&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Genoa&lt;/strong&gt; played out a hard-fought 1-1 draw as the Ligurian side took a precious point home from the Unipol Domus. The Sardinians got off to a good start and scored on the counter, finished off by &lt;strong&gt;Viola&lt;/strong&gt; – their first goal in the first 20 minutes for over three months (the reverse fixture against Genoa). After the break, the Grifone grew into it and equalised through &lt;strong&gt;Cornet&lt;/strong&gt;, who continued his good start to life in Serie A: two goals – both assisted by Ekuban – and one assist in six games. Genoa are looking to be a solid side now, having avoided defeat in four of their last five games. Meanwhile, it was Cagliari’s third game without defeat in their last five.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d&#34; data-image-id=&#34;81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/f0201d19-d87e-44d7-9259-e997c88d5737/HL.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d&#34; data-image-id=&#34;81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Parma &lt;/strong&gt;and Torino put on a show in a thrilling 2-2 draw at the Tardini. &lt;strong&gt;Elmas&lt;/strong&gt; gave the Granata the lead, but new arrival Pellegrino equalised for Parma with his first Serie A goal. After the break, &lt;strong&gt;Adams&lt;/strong&gt; restored Torino’s lead, but &lt;strong&gt;Pellegrino&lt;/strong&gt; again brought Parma back level. Mateo’s goal brought back memories of another Argentinian striker for the Gialloblù: Pellegrino, in fact, became the first player from Argentina to score a top-flight brace for Parma since Hernan Crespo in 2010. Pellegrino has had an impressive impact in Serie A since his arrival: in three appearances off the bench, he has scored two goals from four shots on target in 52 minutes played. The Gialloblù are regaining confidence under Chivu, with their second game without a loss in their last three matches. &lt;strong&gt;Torino&lt;/strong&gt;, on the other hand, extended their &lt;strong&gt;good run of form &lt;/strong&gt;with only one defeat in their last eleven matches and have scored in nine games in a row.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693&#34; data-image-id=&#34;ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/c6182b41-9eb4-4e59-9f60-56f8b79840fd/HL.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693&#34; data-image-id=&#34;ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Como &lt;/strong&gt;were pegged back by Venezia at the death as it ended 1-1 at the Sinigaglia. &lt;strong&gt;Ikoné &lt;/strong&gt;got the first goal of the game and, in the process, opened his account for the Biancoblu, but the Arancioneroverdi scored a stoppage-time equaliser through &lt;strong&gt;Gytkjær&lt;/strong&gt;. Como registered the highest percentage stat in the first half for any team at home this season (72.4%) but their woes in defending leads continued: with 19 points dropped from winning positions, Fabregas’ men have a worse record only than Venezia (24). Como drew a home match for the first time since the derby against Monza, while the Arancioneroverdi haven’t conceded a first-half goal for eight games in a row.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10&#34; data-image-id=&#34;95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/45a680e3-467b-49cd-9cf9-1b0f0a800358/HL.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10&#34; data-image-id=&#34;95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;AC Milan &lt;/strong&gt;got back to winning ways with a &lt;strong&gt;sensational comeback&lt;/strong&gt;, overturning a 2-0 deficit to beat Lecce 3-2. A &lt;strong&gt;Krstović brace &lt;/strong&gt;saw the hosts get out to a two-goal lead – the Montenegrin is the youngest foreign player with at least nine league goals this season. However, Conceição’s men reacted strongly: first, a Gallo &lt;strong&gt;own-goal &lt;/strong&gt;reignited the Rossoneri’s hopes, before substitute Leão&amp;nbsp;turned on the jets down the left and &lt;strong&gt;Pulisic &lt;/strong&gt;won the day with a brace to complete the turnaround. AC Milan recorded their first win since 15 February and did so by invoking their historic comeback at the Via del Mare in 2011, when they came from 3-0 down to win 4-3. Lecce, meanwhile, will rue a missed opportunity: the Giallorossi have scored six times in the first ten minutes against AC Milan in Serie A – more than any other team – but it wasn’t enough for Giampaolo’s side to claim a point or three.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c&#34; data-image-id=&#34;faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/fa97510e-55a0-45a8-a704-dab1b7eaf4e1/HL.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c&#34; data-image-id=&#34;faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;It was harder than predicted for &lt;strong&gt;Inter&lt;/strong&gt;, who also came from two goals down to win 3-2. &lt;strong&gt;Monza &lt;/strong&gt;started brilliantly at San Siro as Dany Mota provided two assists first for &lt;strong&gt;Birindelli &lt;/strong&gt;and then &lt;strong&gt;Keita Baldé&lt;/strong&gt;, the latter of whom scored his first Serie A goal in exactly 1,203 days. The hosts refused to crumble and set up a siege outside the Monza penalty area. &lt;strong&gt;Arnautović &lt;/strong&gt;halved the deficit before &lt;strong&gt;Çalhanoğlu &lt;/strong&gt;equalised with his 50th goal in Serie A. The Nerazzurri then took the lead through a Kyriakopoulos &lt;strong&gt;own-goal &lt;/strong&gt;to close out a sensational game. For the first time in the history of the Italian top flight, AC Milan and Inter both came from 2-0 down to win 3-2 on the same matchday. Furthermore, Inzaghi’s men also set the season high for shots in the first half (14).&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6&#34; data-image-id=&#34;c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/228e269a-d793-4d1f-b7dd-e8434ce20e9d/JL.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6&#34; data-image-id=&#34;c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Bologna &lt;/strong&gt;continued their run of good form as they beat Hellas Verona 2-1 at the Bentegodi to keep their European push alive. The Rossoblù took the lead through &lt;strong&gt;Odgaard&lt;/strong&gt; from a brilliant assist by Calabria (his first goal involvement for his new club). &lt;strong&gt;Cambiaghi &lt;/strong&gt;then scored Bologna’s second after the break and ended his 11-month goal drought in Serie A. &lt;strong&gt;Mosquera&lt;/strong&gt;, who made it five goals off the bench this season (only Atlético de Madrid’s Sørloth has more in Europe’s Top-5 leagues),&lt;strong&gt; &lt;/strong&gt;pulled one back for the hosts, who went down to ten men after Valentini was &lt;strong&gt;sent off&lt;/strong&gt;. It was the Rossoblù’s third consecutive victory in the league, their first such run since November, and also their first away win in 2025. Bologna have scored 44 goals in 28 games this season, their best record since 1965/66. Verona received their eighth red card this season – a European high – but are still four points clear of 18th-placed Empoli.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4&#34; data-image-id=&#34;b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/999b5c68-f231-4deb-9532-370e1acfdd79/Sito_HERO_bol.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4&#34; data-image-id=&#34;b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Napoli &lt;/strong&gt;recorded their first victory following five games without a win as they beat Fiorentina 2-1 at home. The Azzurri got off to a good start and opened the scoring through &lt;strong&gt;Lukaku&lt;/strong&gt;, who ended a five-game drought and made it to &lt;strong&gt;double figures&lt;/strong&gt; for the 12th time in Europe’s Top-5 leagues – only Lewandowski (13) has scored 10+ goals in more seasons since Romelu made it to the big 5 leagues. &lt;strong&gt;Raspadori &lt;/strong&gt;doubled the Azzurri’s lead after the break with a precise finish from Lukaku’s ball, which saw the Belgian equal Nuno Tavares on eight assists at the top of that particular ranking in the league this season. &lt;strong&gt;Guðmundsson &lt;/strong&gt;pulled one back for the Viola with a &lt;strong&gt;shot from distance&lt;/strong&gt;, which has become a bit of an Achilles Heel for Conte’s men: five of their last seven goals conceded have come from outside the box. Napoli ended the game with a season-high eleven shots on target and kept pace with Inter at the top. &lt;strong&gt;Fiorentina&lt;/strong&gt;, on the other hand, are still struggling &lt;strong&gt;away from home&lt;/strong&gt;, with just one win in their last seven trips away from the Franchi.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7&#34; data-image-id=&#34;7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/8ca0be00-51f5-4cef-ba1c-ae78d3b753e6/Sito_HERO_nap.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7&#34; data-image-id=&#34;7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Matias Soulé’s &lt;/strong&gt;goal after just 25 seconds was enough for &lt;strong&gt;Roma &lt;/strong&gt;to beat Empoli and extend their unbeaten run to twelve games. The Argentinian netted the Giallorossi’s fastest-ever goal in Serie A, breaking the record set by Totti in 2012 (30 seconds) and scoring the fastest goal in the league overall since 2021. &lt;strong&gt;Ranieri’s Roma &lt;/strong&gt;continued their unstoppable run: with 26 points, they are the most in-form team in Europe’s Top-5 leagues in 2025. Since Ranieri returned to the Club on 24 November, only Liverpool (12) have won more games than the Giallorossi (10). Soulé is often decisive away from home, having scored all three of his goals this season away from the Olimpico. For &lt;strong&gt;Empoli&lt;/strong&gt;, this defeat has made their bid for survival more difficult.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d&#34; data-image-id=&#34;ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/190240dd-a6e8-435c-a705-065e4a6e0982/Sito_HERO_ROM_.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d&#34; data-image-id=&#34;ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;The biggest headline of the matchday, however, was provided by &lt;strong&gt;Atalanta&lt;/strong&gt;, who made history as they beat &lt;strong&gt;Juventus 4-0 &lt;/strong&gt;at the Allianz Stadium. Before now, the Bianconeri had never suffered such a heavy home defeat at their new ground and hadn’t lost a home game by four goals since 1967 (4-0 in the derby against Torino). La Dea dictated the game right from the outset and took the lead from the spot; &lt;strong&gt;Retegui &lt;/strong&gt;converted the penalty and reached &lt;strong&gt;22 league goals this season&lt;/strong&gt;, just two off the club record of 24, set by Pippo Inzaghi in 1996/97. After the break, the Bergamo-based outfit pulled away through &lt;strong&gt;De Roon&lt;/strong&gt;, who set his personal best for goals in a single season in Italy (4), and a brilliant &lt;strong&gt;Zappacosta&lt;/strong&gt; goal, before &lt;strong&gt;Lookman&lt;/strong&gt; capped off the win. Juventus &lt;strong&gt;lost their first home game&lt;/strong&gt; of the season, while La Dea continued their &lt;strong&gt;imperious away form&lt;/strong&gt;: Gasperini’s men have won each of their last three away games, scoring 14 goals and conceding none.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e&#34; data-image-id=&#34;07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/6bb2d2d2-ff3d-41dd-b9ff-da7bccd6ea7a/Sito_HERO_ata_.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e&#34; data-image-id=&#34;07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;Matchday 28 concluded with a 1-1 draw between &lt;strong&gt;Lazio&lt;/strong&gt; and Udinese at the Olimpico, with &lt;strong&gt;Romagnoli&lt;/strong&gt; cancelling out Thauvin’s equaliser. The point kept the Biancocelesti in the hunt for Champions League football as they extended their unbeaten run to six games in the league. However, it was their seventh consecutive home game with at least one goal conceded. For &lt;strong&gt;Udinese&lt;/strong&gt;, meanwhile, it was a historic moment: they have gone five away games against Lazio without a defeat for only the second time in their history. Romagnoli scored his first Serie A goal in 646 days, while &lt;strong&gt;Thauvin&lt;/strong&gt; scored in his second straight league game. Lucca registered his first assist of the season as he continues to grow and become a key figure in attack for the Friulian side.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1&#34; data-image-id=&#34;ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/77ed36c5-0173-421e-851b-099292a6110e/Sito_HERO_laz.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1&#34; data-image-id=&#34;ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;Review all the goals from Matchday 28, &lt;a data-item-id=&#34;f9459656-2e44-41df-8bbc-2c05fc3dc5d7&#34; href=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;strong&gt;click here&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/a&gt;.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;(Photo LaPresse)&lt;/p&gt;

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There were plenty of goals and big moments on matchday 28 of Serie A, a round of fixtures which certainly left a mark on the history of the top flight. The title race remains wide open: Inter had to battle for their victory, Napoli got back to winning ways, while Atalanta beat Juventus by a record-breaking margin to stay in the hunt. Bologna and Roma continued their impressive charge towards the European places, while a resurgent AC Milan managed a heart-pounding turnaround against Lecce. Two young Argentineans put their names up in lights: Parma’s Pellegrino was the first of his countrymen to score a brace for the Gialloblù since Crespo, while Soulé scored Roma’s fastest-ever goal in Serie A. It was a round to forget, however, for the teams in the relegation battle, none of whom won, leaving the question at the bottom of the table as wide open as ever.Cagliari and Genoa played out a hard-fought 1-1 draw as the Ligurian side took a precious point home from the Unipol Domus. The Sardinians got off to a good start and scored on the counter, finished off by Viola – their first goal in the first 20 minutes for over three months (the reverse fixture against Genoa). After the break, the Grifone grew into it and equalised through Cornet, who continued his good start to life in Serie A: two goals – both assisted by Ekuban – and one assist in six games. Genoa are looking to be a solid side now, having avoided defeat in four of their last five games. Meanwhile, it was Cagliari’s third game without defeat in their last five.<figure data-asset-id="81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d" data-image-id="81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/f0201d19-d87e-44d7-9259-e997c88d5737/HL.png" data-asset-id="81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d" data-image-id="81a190ac-bf83-43d3-a653-25e73996180d" alt=""></figure>Parma and Torino put on a show in a thrilling 2-2 draw at the Tardini. Elmas gave the Granata the lead, but new arrival Pellegrino equalised for Parma with his first Serie A goal. After the break, Adams restored Torino’s lead, but Pellegrino again brought Parma back level. Mateo’s goal brought back memories of another Argentinian striker for the Gialloblù: Pellegrino, in fact, became the first player from Argentina to score a top-flight brace for Parma since Hernan Crespo in 2010. Pellegrino has had an impressive impact in Serie A since his arrival: in three appearances off the bench, he has scored two goals from four shots on target in 52 minutes played. The Gialloblù are regaining confidence under Chivu, with their second game without a loss in their last three matches. Torino, on the other hand, extended their good run of form with only one defeat in their last eleven matches and have scored in nine games in a row.<figure data-asset-id="ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693" data-image-id="ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/c6182b41-9eb4-4e59-9f60-56f8b79840fd/HL.png" data-asset-id="ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693" data-image-id="ce071710-ab2a-475b-97e6-d7c5b73e6693" alt=""></figure>Como were pegged back by Venezia at the death as it ended 1-1 at the Sinigaglia. Ikoné got the first goal of the game and, in the process, opened his account for the Biancoblu, but the Arancioneroverdi scored a stoppage-time equaliser through Gytkjær. Como registered the highest percentage stat in the first half for any team at home this season (72.4%) but their woes in defending leads continued: with 19 points dropped from winning positions, Fabregas’ men have a worse record only than Venezia (24). Como drew a home match for the first time since the derby against Monza, while the Arancioneroverdi haven’t conceded a first-half goal for eight games in a row.<figure data-asset-id="95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10" data-image-id="95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/45a680e3-467b-49cd-9cf9-1b0f0a800358/HL.png" data-asset-id="95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10" data-image-id="95d70be8-a676-4982-925c-19ef962d9f10" alt=""></figure>AC Milan got back to winning ways with a sensational comeback, overturning a 2-0 deficit to beat Lecce 3-2. A Krstović brace saw the hosts get out to a two-goal lead – the Montenegrin is the youngest foreign player with at least nine league goals this season. However, Conceição’s men reacted strongly: first, a Gallo own-goal reignited the Rossoneri’s hopes, before substitute Leão&nbsp;turned on the jets down the left and Pulisic won the day with a brace to complete the turnaround. AC Milan recorded their first win since 15 February and did so by invoking their historic comeback at the Via del Mare in 2011, when they came from 3-0 down to win 4-3. Lecce, meanwhile, will rue a missed opportunity: the Giallorossi have scored six times in the first ten minutes against AC Milan in Serie A – more than any other team – but it wasn’t enough for Giampaolo’s side to claim a point or three.<figure data-asset-id="faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c" data-image-id="faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/fa97510e-55a0-45a8-a704-dab1b7eaf4e1/HL.png" data-asset-id="faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c" data-image-id="faf0d08c-b964-4678-9ebc-e2040867a68c" alt=""></figure>It was harder than predicted for Inter, who also came from two goals down to win 3-2. Monza started brilliantly at San Siro as Dany Mota provided two assists first for Birindelli and then Keita Baldé, the latter of whom scored his first Serie A goal in exactly 1,203 days. The hosts refused to crumble and set up a siege outside the Monza penalty area. Arnautović halved the deficit before Çalhanoğlu equalised with his 50th goal in Serie A. The Nerazzurri then took the lead through a Kyriakopoulos own-goal to close out a sensational game. For the first time in the history of the Italian top flight, AC Milan and Inter both came from 2-0 down to win 3-2 on the same matchday. Furthermore, Inzaghi’s men also set the season high for shots in the first half (14).<figure data-asset-id="c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6" data-image-id="c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/228e269a-d793-4d1f-b7dd-e8434ce20e9d/JL.png" data-asset-id="c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6" data-image-id="c3f93690-fedf-468b-8ec9-606092048ea6" alt=""></figure>Bologna continued their run of good form as they beat Hellas Verona 2-1 at the Bentegodi to keep their European push alive. The Rossoblù took the lead through Odgaard from a brilliant assist by Calabria (his first goal involvement for his new club). Cambiaghi then scored Bologna’s second after the break and ended his 11-month goal drought in Serie A. Mosquera, who made it five goals off the bench this season (only Atlético de Madrid’s Sørloth has more in Europe’s Top-5 leagues), pulled one back for the hosts, who went down to ten men after Valentini was sent off. It was the Rossoblù’s third consecutive victory in the league, their first such run since November, and also their first away win in 2025. Bologna have scored 44 goals in 28 games this season, their best record since 1965/66. Verona received their eighth red card this season – a European high – but are still four points clear of 18th-placed Empoli.<figure data-asset-id="b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4" data-image-id="b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/999b5c68-f231-4deb-9532-370e1acfdd79/Sito_HERO_bol.png" data-asset-id="b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4" data-image-id="b3fc12c6-519e-480c-be28-0f3d6ab345a4" alt=""></figure>Napoli recorded their first victory following five games without a win as they beat Fiorentina 2-1 at home. The Azzurri got off to a good start and opened the scoring through Lukaku, who ended a five-game drought and made it to double figures for the 12th time in Europe’s Top-5 leagues – only Lewandowski (13) has scored 10+ goals in more seasons since Romelu made it to the big 5 leagues. Raspadori doubled the Azzurri’s lead after the break with a precise finish from Lukaku’s ball, which saw the Belgian equal Nuno Tavares on eight assists at the top of that particular ranking in the league this season. Guðmundsson pulled one back for the Viola with a shot from distance, which has become a bit of an Achilles Heel for Conte’s men: five of their last seven goals conceded have come from outside the box. Napoli ended the game with a season-high eleven shots on target and kept pace with Inter at the top. Fiorentina, on the other hand, are still struggling away from home, with just one win in their last seven trips away from the Franchi.<figure data-asset-id="7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7" data-image-id="7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/8ca0be00-51f5-4cef-ba1c-ae78d3b753e6/Sito_HERO_nap.png" data-asset-id="7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7" data-image-id="7d23cdde-382b-41f0-8889-234b40622bc7" alt=""></figure>Matias Soulé’s goal after just 25 seconds was enough for Roma to beat Empoli and extend their unbeaten run to twelve games. The Argentinian netted the Giallorossi’s fastest-ever goal in Serie A, breaking the record set by Totti in 2012 (30 seconds) and scoring the fastest goal in the league overall since 2021. Ranieri’s Roma continued their unstoppable run: with 26 points, they are the most in-form team in Europe’s Top-5 leagues in 2025. Since Ranieri returned to the Club on 24 November, only Liverpool (12) have won more games than the Giallorossi (10). Soulé is often decisive away from home, having scored all three of his goals this season away from the Olimpico. For Empoli, this defeat has made their bid for survival more difficult.<figure data-asset-id="ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d" data-image-id="ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/190240dd-a6e8-435c-a705-065e4a6e0982/Sito_HERO_ROM_.png" data-asset-id="ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d" data-image-id="ec508d68-11bf-469b-a53b-4b3c2d31e45d" alt=""></figure>The biggest headline of the matchday, however, was provided by Atalanta, who made history as they beat Juventus 4-0 at the Allianz Stadium. Before now, the Bianconeri had never suffered such a heavy home defeat at their new ground and hadn’t lost a home game by four goals since 1967 (4-0 in the derby against Torino). La Dea dictated the game right from the outset and took the lead from the spot; Retegui converted the penalty and reached 22 league goals this season, just two off the club record of 24, set by Pippo Inzaghi in 1996/97. After the break, the Bergamo-based outfit pulled away through De Roon, who set his personal best for goals in a single season in Italy (4), and a brilliant Zappacosta goal, before Lookman capped off the win. Juventus lost their first home game of the season, while La Dea continued their imperious away form: Gasperini’s men have won each of their last three away games, scoring 14 goals and conceding none.<figure data-asset-id="07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e" data-image-id="07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/6bb2d2d2-ff3d-41dd-b9ff-da7bccd6ea7a/Sito_HERO_ata_.png" data-asset-id="07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e" data-image-id="07e2bea4-701d-41b7-8864-747a7377620e" alt=""></figure>Matchday 28 concluded with a 1-1 draw between Lazio and Udinese at the Olimpico, with Romagnoli cancelling out Thauvin’s equaliser. The point kept the Biancocelesti in the hunt for Champions League football as they extended their unbeaten run to six games in the league. However, it was their seventh consecutive home game with at least one goal conceded. For Udinese, meanwhile, it was a historic moment: they have gone five away games against Lazio without a defeat for only the second time in their history. Romagnoli scored his first Serie A goal in 646 days, while Thauvin scored in his second straight league game. Lucca registered his first assist of the season as he continues to grow and become a key figure in attack for the Friulian side.<figure data-asset-id="ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1" data-image-id="ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/77ed36c5-0173-421e-851b-099292a6110e/Sito_HERO_laz.png" data-asset-id="ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1" data-image-id="ab0d97dd-4c57-4f19-8431-138e565a11b1" alt=""></figure>Review all the goals from Matchday 28, <a data-item-id="f9459656-2e44-41df-8bbc-2c05fc3dc5d7" href="">click here</a>.&nbsp;(Photo LaPresse)

GOALS AND RECORD COMEBACKS ON MATCHDAY 28 | News

GOALS AND RECORD COMEBACKS ON MATCHDAY 28

From Soulé’s lightning-fast opener to the Milan clubs’ epic comebacks, from Bologna’s goal record to Atalanta’s historic feat: the Serie A weekend just gone was a source of excitement from start to finish

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