Lazio beat Cagliari 2-1 at the Olimpico in Serie A on Nov. 1, extending their unbeaten record to 10 matches, according to ESPN's scoreboard.
Lazio have nine wins and one draw, while Cagliari have four wins, one draw and five defeats. Como and Frosinone also won their matches on the same date.
M'Bala Nzola scored in the 20th minute in the Lazio-Cagliari match, and Gustav Isaksen scored in the 36th. Andrea Pinamonti scored with a header in the 83rd minute.
Como beat Venezia 1-0 at Giuseppe Sinigaglia, with Lucas Da Cunha scoring the only goal from a penalty in the 43rd minute.
The result gave Como seven wins, two draws and one defeat from 10 matches. Venezia have one win, no draws and nine defeats.
Da Cunha's penalty came before halftime, and the score remained unchanged through the second half. Como were the only winners among the three completed matches to score just once.
Frosinone defeated Torino 2-0 at Stadio Benito Stirpe, with both goals coming after halftime. Farès Ghedjemis scored in the 48th minute, and Giacomo Calo added the second in the third minute of second-half stoppage time.
Frosinone have six wins, two draws and two defeats from 10 matches. Torino have four wins, one draw and five defeats, the same record as Cagliari.
Como and Frosinone both finished without conceding a goal. Lazio's match produced three goals, compared with two in Frosinone's victory and one in Como's win.
The scoring in the Lazio-Cagliari match began with Nzola's goal in the first half. Isaksen's goal also came before halftime, while Pinamonti's header came in the second half. The match at the Olimpico was the only one of the three completed matches in which both teams scored.
At Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Da Cunha's first-half penalty was enough for Como to win. Venezia did not score before or after halftime. At Stadio Benito Stirpe, the goals by Ghedjemis and Calo gave Frosinone their win, with Torino also finishing without a goal.
Lazio's record included no defeats through 10 matches, with their draw the only match they had not won. Como's record included one defeat, while Frosinone's included two. Among the losing teams, Cagliari and Torino each had four wins, while Venezia had one.
