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Juve pair Kolo Muani with Woltemade; Gonzalez back Monday, Yildiz not before DecemberSeventh and six points off the top four, Spalletti's Juventus start two centre-forwards at Fiorentina and have Gonzalez and Conceição back in training before Venezia on 22 November.
Cisse, 20, gets first Italy call-up with five Serie A goals for fourth-placed MilanMilan forward Alphadjo Cisse and Como's Mattia Liberali join Roberto Mancini's Italy squad for France on Thursday at San Siro; Cisse has eight goals in all competitions this season.
Lazio held 1-1 at Napoli; Inter one point back and Roma two at the international breakDavide Frattesi's goal in Naples was cancelled out by a Pedraza own goal, while Pio Esposito and Marcus Thuram gave Inter a 2-0 win over Como. Two points now separate Serie A's top three.
Hermoso opens the scoring as Roma beat Sassuolo 3-0 and sit a point off LazioRoma have scored 31 league goals in 11 games, the most in Serie A, and are unbeaten with 27 points. Sassuolo lost a fifth league game in a row and sit one point above the drop zone.
Kike Pérez's strike gives Venezia a 2-1 win over Udinese and Zanetti a losing debutToma Bašić, a Matias Moreno own goal and Kike Pérez's strike made it 2-1 for Venezia, who rose to 6 points; Udinese lost Paolo Zanetti's debut, sit on 5 and are nine games without a win.
Lazio, five wins from five away, visit Napoli without ZaccagniSerie A leaders Lazio, on 28 points, play at eighth-placed Napoli on Sunday at 12:30 without captain Mattia Zaccagni, who has a quadriceps injury. Napoli, beaten 4-1 at Porto on Wednesday, are without the suspended Luca Marianucci and, reportedly, two injured full-backs.
Zanetti debuts at last-placed Venezia as Serie A's bottom six sit within five pointsUdinese, 19th on 5 points, visit last-placed Venezia (3) on Friday under new coach Paolo Zanetti. Fiorentina and Parma won on Monday and joined Sassuolo on 8.
Lazio lead Serie A alone for the first time since 2010-11, three clear of InterGennaro Gattuso's side have won nine of ten and are unbeaten after Inter's first league defeat of the season. Roma are four points back, Como five.
Cisse, 20, gets first Italy call-up with five Serie A goals for fourth-placed MilanMilan forward Alphadjo Cisse and Como's Mattia Liberali join Roberto Mancini's Italy squad for France on Thursday at San Siro; Cisse has eight goals in all competitions this season.Lazio held 1-1 at Napoli; Inter one point back and Roma two at the international breakDavide Frattesi's goal in Naples was cancelled out by a Pedraza own goal, while Pio Esposito and Marcus Thuram gave Inter a 2-0 win over Como. Two points now separate Serie A's top three.Hermoso opens the scoring as Roma beat Sassuolo 3-0 and sit a point off LazioRoma have scored 31 league goals in 11 games, the most in Serie A, and are unbeaten with 27 points. Sassuolo lost a fifth league game in a row and sit one point above the drop zone.Kike Pérez's strike gives Venezia a 2-1 win over Udinese and Zanetti a losing debutToma Bašić, a Matias Moreno own goal and Kike Pérez's strike made it 2-1 for Venezia, who rose to 6 points; Udinese lost Paolo Zanetti's debut, sit on 5 and are nine games without a win.Lazio, five wins from five away, visit Napoli without ZaccagniSerie A leaders Lazio, on 28 points, play at eighth-placed Napoli on Sunday at 12:30 without captain Mattia Zaccagni, who has a quadriceps injury. Napoli, beaten 4-1 at Porto on Wednesday, are without the suspended Luca Marianucci and, reportedly, two injured full-backs.Zanetti debuts at last-placed Venezia as Serie A's bottom six sit within five pointsUdinese, 19th on 5 points, visit last-placed Venezia (3) on Friday under new coach Paolo Zanetti. Fiorentina and Parma won on Monday and joined Sassuolo on 8.Lazio lead Serie A alone for the first time since 2010-11, three clear of InterGennaro Gattuso's side have won nine of ten and are unbeaten after Inter's first league defeat of the season. Roma are four points back, Como five.