Atalanta ended a run of four Serie A matches without a win by beating Monza 1-0 away from home, with Nikola Krstovic scoring the only goal of the match.

Monza made the stronger start in the first half during Sunday's 11th-round fixture in the Italian championship. The hosts created several opportunities but were unable to convert them.

Atalanta took their chance shortly after the interval when Krstovic found the net. That proved to be the decisive moment as the visitors held on for a minimal victory.

The result leaves Atalanta 12th in the Serie A table. Monza remain in the relegation zone in 18th place.

Atalanta ended a run of four Serie A matches without a win by beating Monza 1-0 away from home, with Nikola Krstovic scoring the only goal of the match.

Monza made the stronger start in the first half during Sunday's 11th-round fixture in the Italian championship. The hosts created several opportunities but were unable to convert them.

Atalanta took their chance shortly after the interval when Krstovic found the net. That proved to be the decisive moment as the visitors held on for a minimal victory.

The result leaves Atalanta 12th in the Serie A table. Monza remain in the relegation zone in 18th place.

Milan held on for a 2-1 victory away to Genoa on Sunday, securing three points despite a late scare at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris.

Ruben Amorim’s side went into the match looking to respond after their home defeat by Ferencvaros in the Europa League. The visitors made a strong start and established a two-goal advantage before half-time.

Cisse opened the scoring with a finish from inside the penalty area, before Christian Pulisic doubled Milan’s lead with another effort from within the box. The two goals left the Rossoneri in control and allowed them to manage the game around the scoreline.

Milan offered little in attack after the interval, however, and Genoa increasingly looked capable of mounting a comeback. The home side eventually found a way through in the 88th minute, when Ellertsson scored to set up a tense finish.

Genoa were unable to find an equaliser in the closing stages, with Milan claiming a narrow victory and all three points.

The result leaves Milan fourth in the Serie A table. Genoa are currently 13th.

Milan held on for a 2-1 victory away to Genoa on Sunday, securing three points despite a late scare at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris.

Ruben Amorim’s side went into the match looking to respond after their home defeat by Ferencvaros in the Europa League. The visitors made a strong start and established a two-goal advantage before half-time.

Cisse opened the scoring with a finish from inside the penalty area, before Christian Pulisic doubled Milan’s lead with another effort from within the box. The two goals left the Rossoneri in control and allowed them to manage the game around the scoreline.

Milan offered little in attack after the interval, however, and Genoa increasingly looked capable of mounting a comeback. The home side eventually found a way through in the 88th minute, when Ellertsson scored to set up a tense finish.

Genoa were unable to find an equaliser in the closing stages, with Milan claiming a narrow victory and all three points.

The result leaves Milan fourth in the Serie A table. Genoa are currently 13th.

Milan held on for a 2-1 victory away to Genoa on Sunday, securing three points despite a late scare at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris.

Ruben Amorim’s side went into the match looking to respond after their home defeat by Ferencvaros in the Europa League. The visitors made a strong start and established a two-goal advantage before half-time.

Cisse opened the scoring with a finish from inside the penalty area, before Christian Pulisic doubled Milan’s lead with another effort from within the box. The two goals left the Rossoneri in control and allowed them to manage the game around the scoreline.

Milan offered little in attack after the interval, however, and Genoa increasingly looked capable of mounting a comeback. The home side eventually found a way through in the 88th minute, when Ellertsson scored to set up a tense finish.

Genoa were unable to find an equaliser in the closing stages, with Milan claiming a narrow victory and all three points.

The result leaves Milan fourth in the Serie A table. Genoa are currently 13th.

Lazio manager Gennaro Gattuso has spoken about Davide Frattesi after the midfielder scored his fourth Serie A goal of the season.

Frattesi, who is playing for the Rome club on loan, found the net in Lazio’s 1-1 draw with Napoli in the 11th round of the competition.

The result left Lazio top of the table on 27 points.

Lazio manager Gennaro Gattuso welcomed his players’ disappointment after their 1-1 draw with Napoli in the 11th round of Serie A.

The result ended Lazio’s run of six consecutive league victories, with the Rome side unable to extend their winning streak.

Gattuso also stressed that Lazio must continue collecting points without becoming distracted by their position in the table.

Lazio remain top of the tournament with 29 points.

Napoli manager Massimiliano Allegri has commented on the reaction of supporters to his players during the 1-1 draw with Lazio in the Italian championship.

Noa Lang urged Napoli’s fans to increase their backing during the match, but was met with disapproving chants from the stands.

Supporters also booed Lorenzo Lucca when he came on as a substitute. The forward had previously been involved in a confrontation with team-mate Kevin De Bruyne during Napoli’s Champions League match against Porto.

Allegri had earlier said that Napoli were still competing in all tournaments.

Napoli manager Massimiliano Allegri has urged his side to remain calm after their 1-1 draw with Lazio in Serie A, insisting they are still competing on all fronts.

“Napoli are not out of the race,” Allegri said, as he called for composure from his players.

Napoli have 15 points and sit 10th in the Serie A table. Lazio lead the league with 29 points.

Ruben Amorim says Milan need to “redeem ourselves for the previous match” when they face Genoa in the 11th round of the season.

The Milan manager made the comment shortly before kick-off, with the match scheduled to begin at 17:00 Moscow time.

Milan remain without Strahinja Pavlovic, Fikayo Tomori, Matteo Gabbia, Samuel Chukwueze, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Pietro Terracciano and Alexis Saelemaekers, who are all unavailable because of injury.

Mike Maignan returns to the starting line-up after missing Thursday’s match through suspension.

Milan begin the match fifth in the table with 21 points, while Genoa are 12th on 13 points.

Milan are away to Genoa in the 11th round of the Serie A season.

Live coverage of the match includes the starting line-ups and the latest score, with Milan currently leading 2-1.

Napoli came from behind to draw 1-1 with Lazio in the 11th round of the Italian championship, preventing a home defeat after the sides exchanged goals in Naples.

Lazio took the lead in the 28th minute when Davide Frattesi found the net. Napoli responded after half-time, increasing the pressure in attack before Alfonso Pedraza’s own goal in the 48th minute restored parity.

Neither side could find a winning goal as the match ended level. The result brought Lazio’s run of six consecutive victories to an end, although they retained their position at the top of the championship.

Napoli, meanwhile, collected a point after suffering two successive defeats.

Lazio remain unbeaten and top of Serie A after a 1-1 draw at Napoli, although they were denied a seventh consecutive league victory and failed to win an away match for the first time this campaign.

The result also ended Napoli’s run of four successive head-to-head defeats against Lazio at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. Napoli remain eight points outside the top four, having won only two of their past eight matches in all competitions.

Lazio, seeking their first Scudetto since 2000, arrived in Naples after six straight Serie A victories. Napoli have won the title twice in the past five years, but their prospects of challenging this season already looked remote after they began the match 14 points behind the league leaders.

The visitors made the brighter start. Gustav Isaksen curled an effort narrowly wide inside the opening minute before Tijjani Noslin’s looping attempt drifted just past the post, with Vanja Milinkovic-Savic unable to reach it.

Napoli responded when Noa Lang tested Christos Mandas, but Lazio continued to pose the greater threat. Milinkovic-Savic was then forced to react quickly to keep out a corner from Josip Sutalo.

Lazio’s pressure was rewarded before the half-hour mark. They broke quickly, and Noslin released Davide Frattesi with a through ball. Frattesi finished first time to put the visitors ahead.

Napoli began to find more space in the final third as the interval approached. Matias Oliveira’s shot was parried into the path of Rasmus Hojlund, but the striker could not make a clean enough connection to turn the chance into an equaliser.

Massimiliano Allegri’s side continued in the same fashion after the restart and levelled within three minutes. Scott McTominay won possession in midfield before Napoli worked the ball into the area, where Alfonso Pedraza converted under pressure from both McTominay and Hojlund.

The equaliser shifted the momentum towards Napoli. Mandas made an important save to deny McTominay, while Oliveira sent a curling effort over the bar from a promising position.

Kevin De Bruyne then came close to putting Napoli in front. He was unable to beat Mandas after breaking through one-on-one, and his follow-up ricocheted off him without warning before Lazio cleared the ball from the goal-line.

Napoli’s spell of pressure eventually subsided and the contest became more balanced. Both sides created opportunities, but neither goalkeeper was seriously troubled again, and the closing stages produced no clear opening.

Lazio will therefore spend the international break at the summit of Serie A, still unbeaten this season. Napoli remain eight points from the top four.

Christos Mandas was named Flashscore Man of the Match for Lazio.

Around 300 Napoli ultras gathered outside the team’s hotel before their match against Lazio, according to La Repubblica.

The supporters assembled at the venue where Massimiliano Allegri’s squad had been holding its training camp since Friday. They chanted words of encouragement but also voiced their dissatisfaction with the players, calling for an appropriate response from the team.

The protest also targeted Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis. Banners criticising him were displayed in different parts of the city.

After 55 minutes of the match, Napoli were drawing 1-1 with Lazio, who began the game at the top of the Italian league table. Napoli were 10th before the fixture.

Around 300 Napoli ultras gathered outside the team’s hotel before their match against Lazio, according to La Repubblica.

The supporters assembled at the venue where Massimiliano Allegri’s squad had been holding its training camp since Friday. They chanted words of encouragement but also voiced their dissatisfaction with the players, calling for an appropriate response from the team.

The protest also targeted Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis. Banners criticising him were displayed in different parts of the city.

After 55 minutes of the match, Napoli were drawing 1-1 with Lazio, who began the game at the top of the Italian league table. Napoli were 10th before the fixture.

Around 300 Napoli ultras gathered outside the team’s hotel before their match against Lazio, according to La Repubblica.

The supporters assembled at the venue where Massimiliano Allegri’s squad had been holding its training camp since Friday. They chanted words of encouragement but also voiced their dissatisfaction with the players, calling for an appropriate response from the team.

The protest also targeted Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis. Banners criticising him were displayed in different parts of the city.

After 55 minutes of the match, Napoli were drawing 1-1 with Lazio, who began the game at the top of the Italian league table. Napoli were 10th before the fixture.

Lazio defender Josip Sutalo went off with an injury during the first half of their Serie A match against Napoli.

The Croatia international reported discomfort in the 33rd minute and was unable to continue. Lazio head coach Gennaro Gattuso replaced him with Portugal defender Diogo Leite.

Initial reports suggest Sutalo may have suffered a problem involving his flexor muscles. Lazio have not yet published details of the injury or indicated how long the 26-year-old could be sidelined.

Sutalo, whose rights are owned by Ajax, missed a number of matches at the start of the season because of a thigh problem. He has made eight appearances for Lazio, who currently lead the championship.

Lazio defender Josip Sutalo went off with an injury during the first half of their Serie A match against Napoli.

The Croatia international reported discomfort in the 33rd minute and was unable to continue. Lazio head coach Gennaro Gattuso replaced him with Portugal defender Diogo Leite.

Initial reports suggest Sutalo may have suffered a problem involving his flexor muscles. Lazio have not yet published details of the injury or indicated how long the 26-year-old could be sidelined.

Sutalo, whose rights are owned by Ajax, missed a number of matches at the start of the season because of a thigh problem. He has made eight appearances for Lazio, who currently lead the championship.

Lazio defender Josip Sutalo went off with an injury during the first half of their Serie A match against Napoli.

The Croatia international reported discomfort in the 33rd minute and was unable to continue. Lazio head coach Gennaro Gattuso replaced him with Portugal defender Diogo Leite.

Initial reports suggest Sutalo may have suffered a problem involving his flexor muscles. Lazio have not yet published details of the injury or indicated how long the 26-year-old could be sidelined.

Sutalo, whose rights are owned by Ajax, missed a number of matches at the start of the season because of a thigh problem. He has made eight appearances for Lazio, who currently lead the championship.

Former Italy striker Luca Toni has discussed a possible addition to the Juventus squad, saying: “Mastantuono reminds me of Arjen Robben.”

Juventus have taken 17 points from their opening 10 matches and currently sit seventh in the Italian championship table.