AC Milan beat Genoa 2-1 away in Serie A on Nov. 8, bouncing back from a shock Europa League defeat with Christian Pulisic among the scorers, ESPN reported.
Milan were one of three winners across the day's five completed matches, alongside Internazionale and Atalanta. Napoli drew with Lazio, while Fiorentina and Juventus shared four goals in the other draw.
At Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Alphadjo Cissè scored in the 13th minute and Pulisic followed with a goal in the 19th. Mikael Ellertsson scored in the 88th minute, completing the scoring in Milan's 2-1 victory over Genoa. Milan's record stands at seven wins, three draws and one defeat, while Genoa have four wins, one draw and six defeats.
Internazionale beat Como 2-0 at San Siro, with both goals coming inside the first 20 minutes. Pio Esposito scored in the 12th minute, followed by Marcus Thuram in the 19th.
The result was the only victory by more than one goal among the five completed matches on Nov. 8. Inter have nine wins, one draw and one defeat, while Como have seven wins, two draws and two defeats.
Atalanta won 1-0 away to Monza at U-Power Stadium. Nikola Krstovic scored the game's only goal in the 49th minute, four minutes into the second half.
Atalanta's record stands at four wins, two draws and five defeats. Monza have two wins, one draw and eight defeats. The match produced the fewest goals of the day's five completed fixtures, with the other four games each yielding at least two.
Napoli and Lazio drew 1-1 at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. Davide Frattesi scored in the 28th minute, and Alfonso Pedraza scored an own goal in the 48th, three minutes into the second half.
Napoli have four wins, three draws and four defeats. Lazio have nine wins and two draws, with no defeats in their 11 matches.
Fiorentina and Juventus drew 2-2 at Stadio Artemio Franchi in the highest-scoring match of the five. Mateo Pellegrino scored with a header in the fourth minute, and Nick Woltemade scored in the 32nd. Alieu Njie added a goal in the 54th minute before Bremer completed the scoring in the 66th.
Two goals came in each half. Fiorentina's record stands at two wins, three draws and six defeats, while Juventus have five wins, three draws and three defeats.
