Serie A matchday three results: Como 1907 make title-race statement with Juventus win

Serie A matchday three results: Como 1907 make title-race statement with Juventus win Newly-promoted Como 1907 have laid down a marker as early title contenders after they maintained their perfect start to the Serie A season with a statement 4-2 win. Roma and Inter also retained their 100% record with victories at the weekend. Those wins and all of the other results are wrapped up in their Serie A match-day 3 round-up. Como 1907 prevail in Juve tussle Como 1907 required just 12 minutes to take the lead against Juventus. Giuseppina Moraca made an untracked run into the box to guide the ball home from Freja Olofsson’s low cross. Unable to level before the break, Juventus eventually hit back within seven minutes of the restart. Alba Redondo drove her volley past Francesca Durante after benefitting from a poor defensive header. Unfazed by that setback, Como took the game away from the hosts with three goals in an impressive 15-minute period. Tessa Wullaert restored her team’s advantage before Agnese Bonfantini netted a quickfire brace against her former employers. There was still time left for Remina Chiba to reduce the away side’s advantage. However, that effort failed to dampen Como’s spirits as they celebrated a third consecutive league win. View this post on Instagram Roma see off Milan in six-goal thriller Roma fought back from 2-1 down to pull off a 4-2 win in their home clash against AC Milan. Christy Grimshaw netted a five-minute brace to cancel out Giada Pellegrino’s early opener. The Scotland international struck from the penalty spot, shortly before she drove through the Roma backline to put the visitors in front.  Milan carried their narrow lead into the half-time interval, only for it to be wiped out inside the first two minutes of the second period. Pellegrino pounced on a loose ball and thumped a left-foot shot out of Sandra Estévez’s reach to seal a brace. Roma captain Manuela Giugliano then headed a deep cross off the underside of the crossbar to complete the turnaround. Giada Greggi made sure of the three points with a stoppage-time goal, condemning Milan to their second defeat in three Serie A games. Inter cruise to three points Inter sit top of the table on goal difference after they maintained their perfect start to the campaign with a 3-0 victory over Parma. The hosts were awarded a 36th-minute penalty after Camelia Ceasar brought Hayley Budeja down in the box. The Parma goalkeeper quickly made amends, diving low to her right to keep out Budeja’s spot-kick. To the striker’s credit, she quickly put her penalty disappointment behind her to open the scoring just three minutes later, diverting the ball in from Marie Detruyer’s driven cross. Karólína Lea Vilhjálmsdóttir and Michela Cambiaghi went on to grab a goal apiece in the second period, condemning Parma to back-to-back defeats.  Dompig hat-trick fires Napoli to victory Napoli, meanwhile, made light work of their away clash against Sassuolo. Their first two goals came from corner situations, with Michela Giordano heading in before Chanté Dompig swept the ball home from close range. Dompig produced the goal of the game in the opening stages of the second period. The forward latched onto a ball down the left flank, and with Noemi Benz caught out of position, she worked the angle to curl a right-foot shot into the unguarded goal.  Sassuolo hit back through a Lana Clelland penalty with over 20 minutes left to play. But Sassuolo’s faint hopes of mounting a fightback were quashed by Dompig’s hat-trick goal. Racing onto Melissa Bellucci’s neat through ball, Dompig drove a low shot in off the far post to wrap up a player-of-the-match performance. Ternana edge out Lazio on Serie A matchday 3 Ternana required just one goal to get the better of Lazio. Courtney Strode produced the decisive strike in the 50th minute after Maria Petrara pounced on Sara Cetinja’s misplaced pass. Lazio ultimately had no response to Strode’s first Serie A goal as they slumped to back-to-back defeats. Fiorentina made to settle for a point Elsewhere, Fiorentina’s Iris Ómarsdóttir netted a stunning opener in Saturday’s away draw with Como. A bouncing ball sat up invitingly for the Norway international to take aim from distance, sending her fierce shot looping over the goalkeeper and into the awaiting net. Ómarsdóttir’s effort sent Fiorentina into the break with a slender lead, which was cancelled out within a minute of the restart. Fiorentina’s failure to deal with a corner allowed Mina Bergersen to power home a header. Bergersen’s first Serie A goal for Como proved enough for a hard-earned point.  Did you know? Parma, Lazio and Sassuolo are the three teams yet to win in Serie A this season, with the latter still searching for their first point. Best goal of Serie A matchday 3: Dompig’s second of a three-goal haul was a contender for goal of the weekend, but we have gone with Ómarsdóttir’s long-range strike as our standout effort. View this post on Instagram Serie A matchday 3 results in full: Sassuolo 1-4 Napoli Como 1-1 Fiorentina Ternana 1-0 Lazio Juventus 2-4 Como 1907 Roma 4-2 AC Milan Inter 3-0 Parma Related articles from Her Football Hub: Arkema Première Ligue week 5 results: Lyon spoil PSG’s party, Paris FC nab second spot ÖFB-Frauen Bundesliga results: Sturm Graz seize top spot, Pölten fall to Austria Wien and LASK dominate Linz derby Ninja A-League results: Central Coast Mariners take early lead with impressive win over Brisbane Roar