Serie A Matchweek 3 Review: Results, Analysis & Talking Points
Full review of Serie A matchweek 3 with all results, key talking points, and analysis of what the results mean.
European Football Correspondent
Published 7 September 2026 · Updated 7 September 2026
Serie A Matchweek 3 — Full Review
Matchweek 3 of the Serie A produced 29 goals across 8 matches, an average of 3.6 per game. Here is every result and what it changed.
Results at a Glance
- Genoa CFC 1 - 4 Como 1907 — Como 1907 now 3rd, 7 pts
- ACF Fiorentina 1 - 2 Torino FC — Torino FC now 13th, 3 pts
- FC Internazionale Milano 3 - 2 SSC Napoli — FC Internazionale Milano now 2nd, 9 pts
- AS Roma 2 - 1 Atalanta BC — AS Roma now 1st, 9 pts
- Parma Calcio 1913 1 - 1 AC Monza
- Frosinone Calcio 3 - 2 Venezia FC — Frosinone Calcio now 6th, 6 pts
- Bologna FC 1909 2 - 2 US Sassuolo Calcio
- Juventus FC 1 - 1 AC Milan
The Standout Result
The heaviest result of the round was Genoa CFC 1-4 Como 1907, a 3-goal margin for Como 1907 against Genoa CFC.
How the Table Looks Now
AS Roma top the table on 9 points from 3 games, level on points with FC Internazionale Milano. They have scored 10 and conceded 1.
ACF Fiorentina remain bottom on 0 points, with 0 wins from 3.
Leading the scoring charts after the round: Donyell Malen (AS Roma) on 5; Antonio Raimondo (Frosinone Calcio) on 4; Hassane Kamara (Udinese Calcio) on 2.
What Comes Next
Fixtures, prices and form for the next round are in the matchweek 4 preview, with our model's numbers on the Serie A predictions page and the full table on the Serie A stats hub.
Review by the Planete Football editorial team. Result, table and scoring data sourced from football-data.org.
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Frequently asked questions
How many goals were scored in Serie A matchweek 3?
29 goals were scored across 8 matches, an average of 3.6 per game.
Was Serie A matchweek 3 high-scoring?
It was an above-average round for goals compared with typical league output.
How many matches were played in matchweek 3?
8 matches were played in this round of fixtures.
Where do the results in this review come from?
Results are sourced from football-data.org.