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AC Milan beat Genoa 2-1 as Lazio draw 1-1 away against Napoli

AC Milan beat Genoa 2-1 in Serie A on Nov. 8, while Lazio drew 1-1 at Napoli and Atalanta won 1-0 at Monza.

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AC Milan beat Genoa 2-1 at Stadio Luigi Ferraris in one of three completed Serie A matches played on Nov. 8, according to ESPN's scoreboard. Milan were the away side for the match against Genoa, with the scoreboard showing a victory for the visitors at the end of the game.

Lazio drew 1-1 away against Napoli, while Atalanta won 1-0 at Monza. Each of the three matches ended with a one-goal margin or a draw. Milan and Atalanta were the winning sides in their respective matches, while the meeting between Napoli and Lazio ended with the teams level.

Alphadjo Cissè scored in the 13th minute of the match between Genoa and Milan, followed by Christian Pulisic in the 19th. Mikael Ellertsson scored in the 88th minute to complete the scoring. His goal was the last listed on the scoreboard for the match, following the earlier goals from Cissè and Pulisic.

The result took Milan's record to seven wins, three draws and one defeat. Genoa finished the day with four wins, one draw and six defeats. Those were the teams' respective records following the match at Stadio Luigi Ferraris, where Milan finished with the victory and Genoa with a defeat.

Napoli and Lazio shared the points at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, with neither side finishing the match with a victory. Davide Frattesi scored in the 28th minute, and an Alfonso Pedraza own goal in the 48th accounted for the other goal. Those goals made up the scoring in the drawn match.

Lazio's record stood at nine wins, two draws and no defeats after the match. Napoli had four wins, three draws and four defeats. The draw at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona left Lazio without a defeat in their record, while Napoli's record included wins, draws and defeats following the meeting.

Atalanta beat Monza at U-Power Stadium through Nikola Krstovic's 49th-minute goal. His goal was the only one in that match, accounting for the margin between the sides at the end of the game. Monza finished without a goal, while Atalanta's goal was enough to secure the away victory.

Atalanta finished with four wins, two draws and five defeats. Monza's record stood at two wins, one draw and eight defeats. Those records followed the match at U-Power Stadium, with Atalanta ending the meeting as the winning side and Monza ending it with a defeat on their home ground.

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