2018/19 Italian Serie A – Round 24 – Juventus stretched their lead to 13 points

Italian Serie A
Briefings

February 15, 2019
Juventus 3-0 Frosinone
Juventus – Paulo Dybala 6’ Leonardo Bonucci 17’ Cristiano Ronaldo 63’

February 16, 2019
Cagliari 2-1 Parma
Cagliari – Leonardo Pavoletti 66’ 85’
Parma – Juraj Kucka 40’

Atalanta 1–3 AC Milan
Atalanta – Remo Freuler 33’
AC Milan – Krzysztof Piatek 45+1’ 61’ Hakan Calhanoglu 55’

February 17, 2019
SPAL 1–4 Fiorentina
SPAL – Andrea Petagna 36’
Fiorentina – Edimilson Fernandes 44’ Jordan Veretout 79’(pen) Giovanni Simeone 81’ Gerson 88’

Empoli 3–0 Sassuolo
Empoli – Rade Krunic 34’ Afriyie Acquah 37’ Diego Farias 60’

Genoa 2–1 Lazio
Genoa – Antonio Sanabria 75’ Domenico Criscito 90+3’
Lazio – Milan Badelj 44’

Udinese 1–0 Chievo Verona
Udinese – Lukasz Teodorczyk 85’

Inter Milan 2–1 Sampdoria
Inter Milan – Danilo D’Ambrosio 73’ Radja Nainggolan 78’
Sampdoria – Manolo Giabbiadini 76’

Napoli 0–0 Torino

February 18, 2019
Roma 2–1 Bologna
Roma – Aleksandar Kolarov 55′(pen) Federico Fazio 73′
Bologna – Nicola Sansone 84′

As expected, Juventus did the job at home against newly-promoted and relegation-zoned Frosinone.

Leonardo Pavoletti scored two goals to bring Cagliari from a goal down to win against Parma

AC Milan hold’s on to ‘top 4’. Krzystof Piatek scored a brace as AC Milan came from a goal down to win away at Atalanta.

After the teams took a ‘1-1’ draw into the halftime break, Atalanta scored 3 goals with the 10 minutes to win 4-1 away against SPAL.

Relegation-threatened Empoli won their first league match in 9 games by beating Sassulo.

Genoa reduced the gap between themselves and Lazio to 10 points after coming from a goal down to win through a late injury-time goal from Domenico Criscito.

Lukasz Teodorczyk scored the only goal of the match for Udinese to get the advantage of fellow relegation-threatened Chievo Verona.

Radja Nainggolan’s goal allowed Inter to avoid the dropping of points at home and a first consecutive league victory and a home victory in 2019

Torino allowed their city rival Juventus to widen their lead in Serie A to 13 points after holding Napoli to a goalless draw in Naples.

Roma wins a consecutive league match to move up to take advantage of the defeats suffered from Atalanta and Lazio.