Italian Serie A after Round 35 – Juventus fails to win the title but are still 3 points away from being champions.

• Luis Muriel’s goal gave Atalanata a slender victory against Bologna.
• Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s first-half brace gave AC Milan a ‘2-1’ victory at Sassuolo.
• Parma got the bigger potion of the three penalties scored to win 2-1 against Napoli
• Inter Milan dropped points against Fiorentina.
• Brescia are relegated after a 3-1 defeat at Lecce
• Carles Perez scored a brace as Roma picked up 3 points from 6 goals scored against SPAL.
• Udinese came from a goal down to grab a win with an injury time goal after the 90th-minute. The victory and three points was needed. It also stopped Juventus from winning the league title in this round.
• Lazio are back to the Champions League for the first time since the 2007/08 season after coming from a goal down to win at home against Cagliari. It was Lazio’s first victory in 6 league matches. Lost 5 of their 6 games before this.
• Ciro Immobile is 3 goals away from equaling the most goals scored in Europe’s domestic seasons.
  Immobile and Crisitano Ronaldo are the only to in Serie A to cross the 30-goal mark.

Italian Serie A – Round 35
Atalanta 1-0 Bologna
Atalanta – Luis Muriel 62’

Sassuolo 1-2 AC Milan
Sassuolo – Francesco Caputo 42’
AC Milan – Zlatan Ibrahimovic 19’ 45+2’

Parma 2-1 Napoli
Parma – Gianluca Caprari 45+3’ Dejan Kulisevski 87’
Napoli – Lorenzo Insigne 54’(pen)

Inter Milan 0-0 Fiorentina

Leece 3-1 Brescia
Leece – Gianluca Lapadula 22’ 32’ Riccardo Saponara 70’
Brescia – Deaniele Dessena 63’

Sampdoria 1-2 Genoa
Sampdoria – Manolo Gabbiadini 32’
Genoa – Domenico Criscito 22’(pen) Lukas Lerager 72’

SPAL 1-6 Roma
SPAL – Alberto Cerri 24’
Roma – Nicolo Kalinic 10’ Carles Perez 38’ Aleksandar Kolarov 47’ Bruno Peres 52’ 75’ Nicolo Zaniolo 90’

Torino 1-1 Hellas Veron
Torino – Simone Zaza 67’
Hellas Verona – Fabio Borini 56’

Udinese 2-1 Juventus
Udinese – Ilija Nestrovovski 52’ Seko Fofana 90+2’
Juventus – Matthijs de Ligt 42’

Lazio 2-1 Cagliari
Lazio – Sergej Milinkovic-savic 47’ Ciro Immobile 60’
Cagliari – Giovanni Simeone 45’