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A 36-match guide to Saturday’s football, led by the top-two meeting between AS Roma and Inter and Barcelona’s visit to Sevilla.






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A 29-match Sunday spans eight leagues, led by the Manchester derby and featuring major tests for Barcelona, Bayern München, Flamengo and MLS leaders Vancouver Whitecaps.






34 Matches, Eight Leagues: Sunday’s Essential Football Guide
A 34-match Sunday spans eight leagues, with Arsenal v Chelsea, top-of-the-table meetings in Argentina and Brazil, and several early-season table tests.






Nine matches shape Monday’s early table
A nine-match guide across Brazil, Spain, Argentina, England and Italy, led by Barcelona v Rayo Vallecano and a meeting of Argentine table extremes.






Eight matches, five leagues: Monday’s table contrasts
An eight-match guide covering five leagues, with Racing Club v Boca Juniors the day’s clearest table contrast and key early-season fixtures across Europe.
Bologna after five rounds: two points, 18th place and a season split by venue
Form check
Bologna’s first five Serie A rounds have produced 2 points and 18th place. The story is a fall from 14th after round 1, two home draws, three narrow defeats, no clean sheets and a sharp home-away split: both points came at home, while the two away matches ended 0-1 without a Bologna goal.
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Torino1-1 draw: Kulenović rescues Torino after Bernardeschi opener
Federico Bernardeschi gave Bologna an early lead before Sandro Kulenović’s late equaliser earned Torino a 1-1 draw. Torino dominated possession, shots and corners, but Bologna held on for a point.
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CelticBologna and Celtic Share Spoils in Thrilling Draw
The 2-2 draw between Bologna and Celtic was a captivating match that showcased a remarkable comeback from the home side after being down 2-0 at halftime. With tactical adjustments and a red card altering the course of the game, both teams now face critical challenges as they look to improve their positions in the UEFA Europa League standings.
Napoli
Bologna15 shots and one Lobotka goal lift Napoli past Bologna
Stanislav Lobotka scored in the 66th minute as Napoli beat Bologna 1-0, controlling possession and chances to move to six points after four Serie A matches.
Bologna
Sassuolo2-2 Draw Gives Bologna First Point After Sassuolo Lead Twice
Bologna twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with Sassuolo, controlling possession and shots before Artem Dovbyk’s 90th-minute equaliser secured their first Serie A point.
Atalanta
BolognaSamardžić’s 90th-minute goal gives Atalanta a 1-0 win
Lazar Samardžić scored in the 90th minute as Atalanta defeated Bologna 1-0, despite the visitors having more possession, passes and shots. Marco Carnesecchi's three saves helped protect the result.
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LazioLazio win 1-0 despite Bologna’s statistical dominance
Davide Frattesi scored after half-time as Lazio beat Bologna 1-0, with Christos Mandas earning the highest rating despite Bologna dominating possession, shots and expected goals.

