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Serie A: Lazio beat Monza 3-1, 10-man Roma draw 0-0 at Como, Milan held 1-1 by Sassuolo

Lazio's 3-1 win over Monza put them level on 16 points with Serie A leaders Inter, while Roma held out for 0-0 at Como with 10 men and Milan drew 1-1 at Sassuolo. Juventus also drew 1-1 at Cagliari.

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Mixed · 2Lazio beat Monza 3-1 at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday 11 October, moving level on points with Serie A leaders Inter Milan. Right · 1Inter had moved to 16 points with a 3-0 win over Parma on Saturday, and Lazio joined them on that total. Mixed · 2Nuno Tavares scored in the third minute and Gustav Isaksen doubled the lead midway through the first half. Monza's Lorenzo Lucchesi was sent off 10 minutes before the break.

Mixed · 2Lazio then appeared to switch off: Saba Goglichidze headed in from a Dany Mota flick-on in the opening minute of the second half, and Monza put Lazio under pressure for long periods. Mota was twice denied by keeper Christos Mandas, and Andrea Pinamonti sealed the win two minutes from time. Centre · 1Lazio coach Gennaro Gattuso told DAZN: "We can't afford to play like we did in the second half. We shouldn't be trying to manage the game. We need to keep doing things the right way." Mixed · 2Roma drew 0-0 at Como and stayed unbeaten, despite Donyell Malen being sent off eight minutes into the second half. Pierluigi Gollini, in for the injured Mile Svilar, made his first league appearance for the club since joining in January 2025 and denied Nico Paz twice.

Centre · 1Earlier, Lorenzo Pellegrini's shot had hit the upright for Roma in an evenly contested first half, and late on Tasos Douvikas fired into the side netting for Como. It was the first goalless draw of the Serie A season. Right · 1Milan, who remain unbeaten, drew 1-1 at Sassuolo. Luka Modric came on at half-time and set up Adrien Rabiot's 63rd-minute opener, and Cas Odenthal equalised five minutes later from a corner. Centre · 1Juventus drew 1-1 at Cagliari: Daniel Maldini put the hosts ahead in the 20th minute and Randal Kolo Muani equalised nine minutes from time with his first league goal of the season. Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti and Cagliari's Fabio Pisacane were both shown red cards after a verbal altercation following the final whistle.

Mixed · 2Standings differ by edition: the Reuters copy carried by Arab News has Roma two points behind in third, Milan fourth on 12 and Como sixth. CNA's version, which includes the Juventus-Cagliari result, has Cagliari fourth on 13, Milan fifth on 12, and Juventus and Como on 11.

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Centre1 outlet

Framing
Round-up of Sunday's Serie A matches led by Lazio's win, with Juventus, Milan and Roma 'all held'; includes the Juventus-Cagliari match and the touchline red cards.
Emphasis
Title race and the Juventus-Cagliari draw, including the Spalletti and Pisacane red cards.
Leaves out or plays down
None significant; the earlier CNA version leaves out the Juventus match from its headline.
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“Lazio keep pace at the top, Juve, Milan and Roma all held” — CNA

Right1 outlet

Framing
Reuters copy run by Arab News, focused on Lazio, Roma's 10-man draw and Milan's draw; headline stresses the 10-man Roma.
Emphasis
Roma preserving their unbeaten record; Milan failing to hold the lead.
Leaves out or plays down
Leaves out the Juventus-Cagliari result and the post-match red cards for the managers.
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“AS Roma preserved their unbeaten record with a 0-0 draw at Como despite going down to 10 men” — Arab News