Lazio leads Serie A while Inter looks to catch up

After seven wins in eight matchdays, Lazio, still unbeaten, took the lead of Serie A this Saturday, three points ahead of Inter. A goal by Taylor in the 51st minute and an own goal by Diego Carlos in the 58th were enough, before Lontani's goal in added time.

The Nerazzurri aim for the top

The Nerazzurri, also known as Inter, will try to retake the lead of Serie A by facing Fiorentina at half past twelve this Sunday. The match, scheduled for 12:30, is their first chance to close the three‑point gap.

AS Roma have already slipped after a 3‑3 draw in Naples. This result keeps Roma in third place with eighteen points after eight matchdays.

Naples must close the gap with Roma before the decisive weekend

In the table, Lazio have 22 points from eight games, Inter 19 points from seven games and Roma 18 points from eight games. Milan follow with 15 points from seven games, while Fiorentina have only four points from eight games.

The day's programme also includes Atalanta‑Frosinone at three p.m. and Genoa‑Venice at three p.m. Lecce‑Juventus is scheduled for six p.m., and Udinese‑Milan at eight forty‑five p.m.

Gattuso warns Lazio’s Serie A lead is fragile as Inter await Fiorentina on Sunday

Thus, Lazio enjoy a perfect run while Inter still need to rise to the occasion to turn the situation around.