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Fiorentina alone at top of Serie A

Fiorentina alone at top of Serie A

Juventus claim first home win, Inter held at Sampdoria

Rome, 05 October 2015, 11:18

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Fiorentina are alone at the top of Serie A thanks to a 3-0 home win over Atalanta on Sunday.
    The Florence side have 18 points from seven games, two more than Inter Milan, who went into the weekend joint top but slipped to second after being held 1-1 at Sampdoria.
    Lazio are third with 15 points thanks to a 2-0 home win over promoted Frosinone.
    Their city rivals AS Roma are fourth with 14 points thanks to a 4-2 victory at Palermo. Champions Juventus notched their first home win in Serie A this term, coming from behind to beat Bologna 3-1.
    The win lifts them to 12th with eight points. AC Milan coach Sinisa Mihajlovic said he had no intention of quitting after his side's poor start to the season continued with a 4-0 thrashing at home from sixth-placed Napoli. "I'll certainly get a phone call from (owner Silvio) Berlusconi," the Serb, who took over Milan in the closed season, told reporters when asked about the possibility of him getting the sack. "That is a decision the club has to make. I'm not quitting.
    I'll never quit. I have to think about what's the best way to emerge from this bad moment". Milan are 11th in Serie A with nine points from seven games.
   

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