Day 19
Lecce: 30. Falcone, 5. Pongracic, 6. Baschirotto, 17. Gendrey, 20. Ramadani, 25. Gallo A., 77. Kaba M., 27. Strefezza G.( till 70'), 9. Krstovic( till 79'), 10. Oudin( till 86')
Substitution: 7. Almqvist(from 70'), 29. Blin(from 79'), 91. Piccoli R.(from 79'), 13. Dorgu(from 86')
Bench: 21. Brancolini, 40. Samooja, 12. Venuti, 26. Smajlovic, 23. Faticanti, 18. Berisha M., 19. Listkowski
Yellow Cards: Strefezza G. 67'
Cagliari: 22. Scuffet, 3. Goldaniga, 4. Dossena A., 27. Augello, 28. Zappa, 16. Prati, 8. Nandez N., 10. Viola, 29. Makoumbou( till 89'), 19. Oristanio( till 86'), 32. Petagna
Substitution: 99. Di Pardo(from 86'), 14. Deiola(from 89')
Bench: 1. Radunović B., 18. Aresti, 17. Chatzidiakos, 23. Wieteska, 33. Obert, 37. Azzi, 25. Sulemana, 5. Mancosu M., 20. Pereiro, 30. Pavoletti
Yellow Cards: Dossena A. 35'
Napoli got back to winning ways after back-to-back defeats thanks to a narrow win against Cagliari
The Rossoneri secured a 2-goal lead in the first half thanks to Giroud and Rejinders’ goals, but the hosts scored twice in the last 30 minutes of play to claim a hard-fought point
The Giallorossi staged a late comeback against Lecce thanks to Azmoun’s first goal for Roma sparking hopes for the hosts and Lukaku netting the second at the death
Today's Serie A match was decisive for Roma's coach Jose Mourinho - the Portuguese could be fired in case of a poor performance
Napoli scored 4 goals again after their home win against Udinese in the midweek round
Inter’s captain struck his third in two games doubling Inter’s lead
A stunning display from Lecce wasn’t enough for the Giallorossi to claim a historic win at Lazio
After the shocking defeat against Milan last time out, the Neapolitans shake off the disappointment with a win against Lecce
Milan conceded two goals in the first half of a match with Lecce, but managed to turn things around after the break and got a draw