Lazio beat Sassuolo 6-2 at Mapei Stadium in Serie A on Oct. 27, recording the largest winning margin among the day's three completed matches, according to ESPN.
AS Roma beat Cagliari 4-2 at the Olimpico, while Como won 3-1 against Torino at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. All three fixtures produced at least four goals.
The Lazio-Sassuolo match accounted for eight of the day's 18 goals. Its scoring sequence began in the second minute and ended in the 65th, with Tijjani Noslin scoring twice.
Kenneth Taylor scored in the second minute, followed by a Josip Sutalo own goal in the seventh. Gustav Isaksen scored in the 13th minute, and Romano Floriani followed in the 16th.
Sebastiano Esposito scored in the 43rd minute before Mattia Zaccagni added a header one minute into first-half stoppage time. Those goals completed a first half containing six of the match's eight goals.
Noslin scored in the 55th and 65th minutes, completing the scoring at Mapei Stadium. He was the only player to score twice across the three completed fixtures.
Lazio's record stood at eight wins, one draw and no defeats after the result. Sassuolo had two wins, two draws and five defeats.
Roma's six-goal match against Cagliari featured three goals in the opening 21 minutes and another three from the 81st minute. Six different players appeared on the scoresheet at the Olimpico.
M'Bala Nzola converted a penalty in the 10th minute, and Emanuele Lulli scored with a header in the 15th. Niccolo Pisilli scored in the 21st minute.
Daniel Maldini scored in the 81st minute before Rodrigo Mora added a header in the 85th. Donyell Malen scored in the 87th minute to complete the match's scoring.
Roma finished with six wins, three draws and no defeats. Cagliari's record stood at four wins, one draw and four defeats after the two-goal loss.
At Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Che Adams scored in the 24th minute. The remaining three goals in Como's 3-1 victory over Torino came from the 81st minute onward.
Jacobo Ramon scored with a header in the 81st minute, and Nico Paz added another header in the 87th. Martin Baturina scored two minutes into second-half stoppage time.
Como's record stood at six wins, two draws and one defeat after the match. Torino had four wins, one draw and four defeats.
