Lazio go clear at top of Serie A after round 10

Lazio go clear at top of Serie A after round 10

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2026-11-02 19:22:45
Football Italia reported that Lazio were alone at the top after Serie A round 10, while Juventus moved above Napoli into seventh on Sunday night.

Football Italia reported that after Serie A Round 10, Lazio were alone at the top of the table and Juventus had overtaken Napoli following a 2-0 win on Sunday night. The round will be completed on Monday with Sassuolo-Fiorentina and Atalanta-Parma.

Lazio move out in front

Lazio are alone at the top of the Serie A table after Round 10 and already know they will spend the next week there on their own. Gennaro Gattuso’s men completed a comeback at home against Cagliari on Sunday, securing a 2-1 win which allowed them to overtake Inter at the top of the table.

Lazio have 28 points from the opening 10 rounds, with nine wins and one draw.

Historical context

Football Italia, citing Matteo Di Gangi, reported that only Rudi Garcia’s Roma in 2013-14 collected more points in Italy after 10 league games, winning all their opening 10 league games.

Lazio were last alone at the top of the table 16 years ago, under Edi Reya.

The chasing pack

The top four teams in the Serie A table are separated by five points. Inter sit second with 25 points, Roma have 24, and Como have 23.

Milan remain two points below the top four after beating Inter 3-1 in the derby on Saturday.

Juventus climb above Napoli

Juventus have overtaken Napoli and are now seventh, three points behind sixth-placed Frosinone.

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