2026-27 Serie A Week 6 Results Live Scores – Round 6 Serie A Match Results

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2026-27 Serie A Week 6 Live Result and Scores.

Serie A is gearing up for an exciting Round 6, which kicks off on Saturday, October 10 and wraps up on Monday, October 12, 2026. After wrapping up a lengthy 16-day international break that covered both the September and October FIFA windows, the league is back in action. The title race has tightened considerably, with the number of frontrunners shrinking from three teams down to just two. Inter Milan and Lazio are now locked together at the summit, each boasting 16 points. Roma has slipped out of contention following a disappointing 0-0 stalemate against Como, which dropped them to 14 points.

AC Milan couldn’t capitalize on their chances and settled for a 1–1 tie during their away match at Sassuolo, keeping them at 12 points. Juventus had a similarly frustrating outing, finishing with a 1-1 stalemate against Cagliari and sitting at 11 points. To add insult to injury, both the Juventus and Cagliari managers were ejected from the game following heated disputes.

Meanwhile, at the bottom of the table, things look grim for the struggling sides. Parma and Fiorentina both find themselves in the relegation zone with 4 points apiece, occupying 18th and 19th positions respectively. Venezia FC stands completely alone at the foot of the standings in 20th place, still searching for their first point of the season with zero on the board.

As of Week 6, the leading scorer is Roma’s forward Donyell Malen with 6 goals.

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Inter crushed Parma with a 3-0 score at San Siro. The Nerazzurri solidified their position at the top of the standings with 16 points.  Parma stayed at 4 points.  Unfortunately, it wasn’t a great day for Parma. Alberto Gilardino’s tenure as manager of the yellow-and-blues got off to a rough start with a loss.   The reality is that Inter dominated Parma in the opening half! Petar Sučić scored in the 13th minute, capitalizing on a mistake by goalkeeper Edoardo Corvi. Then Hakan Çalhanoglu doubled the lead from the penalty spot in the 18th minute. Marcus Thuram sealed the victory in the 31st minute.

SSC Napoli earned a convincing 3–0 victory over Frosinone  at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. Massimiliano Allegri’s tactical adjustment to a 3-4-3 formation proved remarkably successful, highlighted by Kevin De Bruyne’s outstanding two-goal performance (29′ penalty, 90’+4) and Noa Lang’s clinical finish (32′). Napoli have reclaimed three points and are climbing back up the standings. At the Maradona, Lang and an exceptional De Bruyne with a brace—including a retaken penalty following Hojlund’s initial miss—secured the victory.

Genoa pulled off an impressive 2-1 victory over Fiorentina at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris. This marked Genoa’s first three points as they managed their two-goal advantage and claimed the win. Genoa climbed the standings and matched Fiorentina (along with four other teams) on four points.  Genoa dominated the opening 15 minutes. Milutin Osmajić scored the opening goal after Mikael Ellertsson’s shot went wide, which turned into a perfect assist. Moments later, Osmajić switched to playmaker mode, delivering a cross into the penalty area for Junior Messias to finish cleanly, extending the lead to 2-0. Fiorentina slipped into third-from-bottom.

Sassuolo and AC Milan shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw at the Mapei Stadium. Milan’s impressive unbeaten streak continues, with the Rossoneri remaining undefeated in the league this season (3 wins, 3 draws). The team climbs to 12 points and sits in 5th place, with a busy week ahead featuring a Europa League trip to Salzburg followed by a home match against Atalanta at San Siro.   Sassuolo reaches 8 points and holds 10th place with an even 2-2-2 record. Their hard-fought draw helps them stay away from the relegation zone.

Atalanta defeated 3-1 Venezia at the New Balance Arena in Bergamo. Atalanta came into the match having lost three straight Serie A games (against Roma, Cagliari, and Juventus) before snapping their losing streak. The win moves Atalanta up to 10th place in the Serie A standings with 9 points from 6 matches (3 wins, 3 losses). Venezia FC remained in 20th place (the bottom of the table) with zero points after losing all six of their opening league matches.

Torino grabbed a thrilling 2-1 victory over Udinese at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The win brought Torino’s tally to 7 points, courtesy of 2 victories, 1 draw, and 3 defeats. Meanwhile, Udinese remained stuck at 4 points, extending their unfortunate streak to four consecutive losses. The match saw Bragança put Torino ahead early on, but Ekkelenkamp quickly leveled things up for Udinese. The turning point came in the second half when Sandro Kulenovic netted the winner for Torino, capitalizing on a mistake from Udinese goalkeeper Maduka Okoye. In other news, David Alaba made his debut appearance for Udinese, coming off the bench as a substitute.

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10-10-2026
13:00	Genoa	2 - 1	Fiorentina	Stadio Luigi Ferraris
16:00	Inter	3 - 0	Parma	San Siro Stadium (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza)
18:45	Napoli	3 - 0	Frosinone	Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
11-10-2026
10:30	Como	0 - 0	Roma	Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
13:00	Lazio	3 - 1	Monza	Stadio Olimpico (Rome)
13:00	Lecce	1 - 2	Bologna	Stadio Ettore Giardiniero - Via del Mare
16:00	Sassuolo	1 - 1	Milan	Mapei Stadium - Città del Tricolore
18:45	Cagliari	1 - 1	Juventus	Unipol Domus (Sardegna Arena)
12-10-2026
16:30	Atalanta	3 - 1	Venezia	New Balance Arena (Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia)
18:45	Torino	2 - 1	Udinese	Olympic Grande Torino Stadium

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Italian Serie A Live Standings 2026-27

Rank	Teams	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal difference	Points	Current form
1	Lazio	10	9	1	0	16	28	WWWWW
2	Roma	11	8	3	0	21	27	WDWWW
3	Inter	10	8	1	1	13	25	WWWWL
4	Como	10	7	2	1	10	23	DWWWW
5	Milan	10	6	3	1	9	21	DWWLW
6	Frosinone	11	6	2	3	9	20	WDWWL
7	Juventus	10	5	2	3	3	17	DLWLW
8	Bologna	11	5	2	4	2	17	LWWWW
9	Cagliari	11	5	1	5	-5	16	LLLLW
10	Napoli	10	4	2	4	4	14	WLDWL
11	Torino	11	4	2	5	-2	14	WWLLD
12	Genoa	10	4	1	5	-4	13	WLWWW
13	Atalanta	10	3	2	5	-4	11	WLDDL
14	Lecce	11	3	1	7	-10	10	WLLLD
15	Fiorentina	10	2	2	6	-8	8	LLLDW
16	Parma	11	2	2	7	-8	8	LLDWL
17	Sassuolo	11	2	2	7	-13	8	LLLLL
18	Monza	10	2	1	7	-7	7	LWLLL
19	Venezia	11	2	0	9	-13	6	WLLLW
20	Udinese	11	1	2	8	-13	5	LLDLL

 

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Relegation to Serie B

Serie A Top Scorers

Player	Team	Total goals
G. Varela	Monza	10
D. Malen	Roma	8
A. Raimondo	Frosinone	8
T. Noslin	Lazio	6
G. Calò	Frosinone	5
D. Maldini	Cagliari	5
G. Isaksen	Lazio	5
M. Thuram	Inter	5
N. Krstovic	Atalanta	5
A. Rabiot	Milan	5

Serie A Top Assists

Player	Team	Assist
M. Zaccagni	Lazio	7
J. Miranda	Bologna	5
A. Hainaut	Venezia	4
P. Dybala	Roma	4
F. Ghedjemis	Frosinone	4
M. Politano	Napoli	4
R. Schmid	Frosinone	4
A. Diouf	Inter	4
G. Kvernadze	Frosinone	4
M. Soulé	Roma	3