Serie A: Bologna, Napoli, and Roma all win narrowly, while Parma and Atalanta draw.

The second matchday of the championship continues with four more matches. Bologna wins 1-0 at home against Como. Napoli and Roma also win 6-1 against Cagliari and Pisa, respectively, moving both teams to six points. Atalanta, however, draws again, drawing 1-XNUMX at Parma.

Bologna-Como 1-0

Italiano's team approached the first 45 minutes with courage, capitalizing primarily on Orsolini and Cambiaghi's flanks. A move by the Rossoblu winger created a great opportunity for Castro, who stumped Butez with a cross-shot from the right. The Como goalkeeper was also ready to block Orsolini's left-footed effort, while at the other end, Nico Paz attempted to shake up his side with a shot from outside the area that, however, missed the target defended by Skorupski. Como grew in strength towards the end of the half, but the score remained 0-0.

The match remained balanced even after the break, until the 59th minute. Castro received a long ball, controlled it and served it. Ursu, who with a dry and precise left foot shot beats Butez, putting the ball into the corner for the1-0

Fabregas' team tries to react, relying above all on the initiative of Nico Paz, but the Bologna He closes down and leaves no space. The Rossoblù resist until the final whistle, earning three important points that allow Italiano to find his first smile of the season. For the Just like, however, the first misstep comes after the victory against Lazio.

Parma-Atalanta 1-1

The match started at a good pace, but with no real chances. The first incident came in the 19th minute: Keita lost a dangerous ball in the attacking midfield, De Roon recovered and sent Scamacca flying, who attempted a lob from 25 meters. It was a brilliant move, Suzuki was beaten, but the ball hit the post. It was the only real thrill of the first half hour, with both teams struggling to find a flow. Parma were slow in their build-up play, Atalanta sluggish in the closing stages. In the 37th minute, Valenti tried a long-range effort, but it just missed the target, while a minute later, Pasalic fired over from the edge of the box. The final chance of the half fell to Bernabè, a powerful but central long-range effort, but Carnesecchi saved.

In the second half, Cuesta brought on Oristanio and the game changed: the former Cagliari player came on with character and immediately forced Carnesecchi into a save with a dangerous diagonal shot. The Crociati picked up pace and began to find space on the flanks. In the 73rd minute, after a confused move in the Parma area, Krstovic headed the ball in and Pasalic, with a precise low shot from the edge, makes it 1-0. A goal that seems to decide the match. But the joy of Bergamo does not last long. Cuesta plays the Cutrone card and the former Como player, who arrived in Parma only a few days ago, equalizes in the 81st minute. From a free kick in the three-quarter line, Delprato heads it in, Carnesecchi saves short and Cutrone he is the quickest to reiterate on the net. Ends 1-1.

Naples-Cagliari 1-0

The race was blocked for a long time. The Cagliari, well organised and compact in the defensive phase, stopped the hosts' manoeuvres, almost completely giving up attacking to protect the 0-0. Napoli, despite managing possession, failed to create any real danger in the first half, with the exception of a flash of brilliance from McTominay at the end: the Scottish midfielder beat two opponents in the area and fired a powerful right-footed shot, finding a prompt response from Caprile.

In the second half, Napoli's pressure increased as the minutes passed, but chances were scarce until injury time, when McTominay tested the visiting goalkeeper twice in quick succession. A draw seemed certain, but on the final play, Anguissa He found the decisive strike that made the Maradona stadium explode. Napoli earned three precious points at the end of a hard-fought match that was only broken in the nick of time. It's a second consecutive win for Conte's team, which now stands at six points.

Pisa-Roma 0-1

La Rome The Giallorossi confirm their solidity and take home another narrow victory. At the Arena Garibaldi, the Giallorossi beat Pisa 1-0 thanks to Soulé's goal, thus maintaining their perfect record after two matchdays.

The match was not easy for Gasperini's team, who in the first half suffered the liveliness of the Tuscans: the Pisa came close to taking the lead with two chances falling to Meister, but was unable to convert. In the second half, Dybala's introduction changed the face of the match, giving more quality to Roma's offensive play. The Argentine himself provided the assist for Soulé, good at scoring and scoring the decisive goal.

Shortly afterward, Soulé scored the second goal, but it was disallowed for a handball. Pisa struggled to react, while Roma controlled the game but never closed it out. The match still ended 0-1, the same scoreline as in their debut against Bologna.