2019/20 Italian Serie A – Round 16 – Juventus gets level with Inter Milan

Brescia 3-0 Lecce
Goal Scorers Brescia – Jhon Chancellor 32′ Ernesto Torregrossa 44′ Nikolas Spalek 61′

Napoli 1-2 Parma
Goal Scorers Napoli – Arkadiusz Milik 64′
Goal Scorers Parma – Dejan Kulusevski 4′ Gervinho 90+3′

Genoa 0-1 Sampdoria
Goal Scorers Sampdoria – Manolo Gabbiadini 85′

Hellas Verona 3-3 Torino
Goal Scorers Hellas Verona – Giampaolo Pazzini 69′(pen) Valerio Verre 76′ Mariusz Stepinski 84′
Goal Scorers Torino – Cristian Ansaldi 36′ 61′ Alex Berenguer 55′

Bologna 2-1 Atalanta
Goal Scorers Bologna – Rodrigo Palacio 12′ Andrea Poli 53′
Goal Scorers Atalanta – Ruslan Malinovsky 60′

Juventus 3-1 Udinese
Goal Scorers Juventus – Cristiano Ronaldo 9′ 37′ Leonardo Bonucci 45′
Goal Scorers Udinese – Ignacio Pussetto 90+4′

AC Milan 0-0 Sassuolo

Roma 3-1 SPAL
Goal Scorers Roma – Lorenzo Pellegrini 53′ Diego Perotti 66′(pen) Henrikh Mkhitarayan 83′
Goal Scorers SPAL – Andrea Petagna 44′(pen)

Fiorentina 1-1 Inter Milan
Goal Scorers Fiorentina – Dusan Vlahovic 90+2′
Goal Scorers Inter Milan – Borja Valera 8′

Cagliari 1-2 Lazio
Goal Scorers Cagliari – Giovani Simeone 8′ 
Goal Scorers Lazio – Luis Alberto 90+3′ Felipe Caicedo 90+8′

Brescia remained in the relegation zone but moved 2 points close to Lecce after managing a ‘3-0’ win against them.

It’s 8 matches without a win for Napoli after conceding a late goal against Parma to suffer a home defeat.
Manolo Gabbiadini scored in the 85th-minute to hand Sampdoria a win on the road against Genoa.

Hellas Verona and Torino shared the points in a 6-goal thriller.
The result saw Hellas Verona avoid their third straight defeat, while denying Torino their third straight victory.

Atalanta suffered defeat at Bologna after failing to overcome a two-goal deficit.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored two goals to guide Juventus back to winning ways in the league.
Juventus takes a ‘3-1’ victory against Udinese to get even with Inter Milan at the top of the standings.

AC Milan is held to a goalless draw at home against Sassuolo.

Three goals in the second-half allowed Roma to come from behind and get a win against bottom table SPAL.

Dusan Vlahovic broke the hearts of Inter Milan and their fans when he scored an equalizing goal for Fiorentina in stoppage time to cut Inter Milan’s lead at the top of the Serie A.

Cagliari’s failure to take advantage of multiple goal-scoring opportunities came back to haunt them in stoppage time when Lazio scored two goals to take all 3 points back to Rome.