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&lt;p&gt;The final matchday opened in electric fashion: after a long season, a two-horse race came down to the wire, unfolding simultaneously across two pitches. Napoli and Inter fought &lt;strong&gt;until the very end&lt;/strong&gt; in a duel that kept the whole country on edge: Inter were up against Como, while Napoli were seeking to defend their dream at the Stadio Maradona.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Inter struck first, immediately making their intentions clear with a header from &lt;strong&gt;De Vrij&lt;/strong&gt;. In the end, the Nerazzurri ran out comfortable winners after &lt;strong&gt;Reina’s sending-off&lt;/strong&gt; in the final game of his career and Joaquín &lt;strong&gt;Correa’s&lt;/strong&gt; return to the scoresheet 181 days on from his last league goal. But the spotlight fell on &lt;strong&gt;Fuorigrotta&lt;/strong&gt;, where the tension was palpable and every move carried heavy weight. Cagliari held firm as the pressure mounted, but then came a deafening roar: &lt;a href=&#34;https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/mctominay-segna-il-gol-scudetto-1486jfg70giehi&#34; data-new-window=&#34;true&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34; rel=&#34;noopener noreferrer&#34;&gt;&lt;strong&gt;McTominay&lt;/strong&gt; produced a stunning bicycle kick&lt;/a&gt; that sent the stadium into a frenzy and had Napoli well on the way to the Scudetto, which was put beyond doubt by &lt;strong&gt;Romelu Lukaku’s&lt;/strong&gt; goal shortly after the restart.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab&#34; data-image-id=&#34;a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/60d24f83-bd27-4505-aa77-7da857b7d331/Sito_HERO_napoli.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab&#34; data-image-id=&#34;a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;And then came the &lt;a href=&#34;https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/award-ceremony-live-napoli-1484bef1bijain&#34; data-new-window=&#34;true&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34; rel=&#34;noopener noreferrer&#34;&gt;title celebrations as Napoli became the Champions of Italy&lt;/a&gt; for the fourth time in their history. They did so with 82 points – the lowest-ever tally for a Serie A winner in a 20-team league during the three-ponts-per-win era and a record they now share with Inter (in 2009/10) and AC Milan (in 2010/11). &lt;strong&gt;Antonio Conte&lt;/strong&gt; entered Italian football legend, becoming the first coach to win the Scudetto with three different clubs. The stars of &lt;a href=&#34;https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/napoli-the-scudetto-is-blue-73oo6df&#34; data-new-window=&#34;true&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34; rel=&#34;noopener noreferrer&#34;&gt;Napoli’s incredible run&lt;/a&gt; were &lt;strong&gt;Lukaku&lt;/strong&gt; – who returned to double digits with 14 goals and, in doing so, approached the heights of his 2020/21 season – and especially &lt;strong&gt;Scott McTominay&lt;/strong&gt;, the highest-scoring &lt;strong&gt;midfielder&lt;/strong&gt; with 12, including a record eight goals when the score was still &lt;strong&gt;0-0&lt;/strong&gt;.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e&#34; data-image-id=&#34;894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/81ee80ec-ff62-499c-ab63-c84ccd3aac29/Sito_HERO_int.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e&#34; data-image-id=&#34;894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;All of this meant that Inter’s win at the Sinigaglia wasn’t enough to overtake the Partenopei. The Nerazzurri finished one point behind Conte’s men despite a historic season where they – at the time of writing – have scored a club record of 114 goals across all competitions. &lt;strong&gt;De Vrij&lt;/strong&gt; once again proved how much of a threat he poses in the air – he’s now scored 13 headed goals in Serie A – while Inter are the team who scored the most aerial goals in Europe in 2024/25 (16).&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Saturday&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Even though there was nothing at stake on Saturday, the matches still offered notable moments and flashes of talent.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771&#34; data-image-id=&#34;7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/0e0b6910-08cd-4ec3-a00f-ccaf70f77c18/Sito_HERO_gen.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771&#34; data-image-id=&#34;7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;In Bologna, &lt;strong&gt;Genoa&lt;/strong&gt; finished their season with an impressive 3-1 away win. &lt;strong&gt;Lorenzo Venturino&lt;/strong&gt;, who was born in 2006, scored twice and, in doing so, became the third youngest player&amp;nbsp;to bag a brace in a single match across the top five European leagues this season – after Lamine Yamal and George Ilenikhena. The &lt;strong&gt;Grifone&lt;/strong&gt; continue to nurture &lt;strong&gt;young talent&lt;/strong&gt;: among Europe’s top five leagues, only Paris Saint-Germain had more scorers born in 2006 or later than Genoa (two – Venturino and Ekhator) during the season just gone. Despite the defeat, the &lt;a href=&#34;https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/coppa-italia/bologna-celebrate-coppa-italia-148702mifeghc4&#34; data-new-window=&#34;true&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34; rel=&#34;noopener noreferrer&#34;&gt;Bologna party wasn’t spoiled&lt;/a&gt;. Riccardo &lt;strong&gt;Orsolini&lt;/strong&gt; found the net for the 15th time this season, matching a milestone that the Rossoblù hadn’t seen since Marco Di Vaio in 2011. In terms of assists, Aarón &lt;strong&gt;Martín&lt;/strong&gt; ended the season with a tally of eight: in Genoa’s recent history, only Ivan Jurić (nine in 2008/09) has done better in a single season.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b&#34; data-image-id=&#34;3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/199dd7c9-a456-4311-ac1c-078f89e60b64/Sito_HERO_mila.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b&#34; data-image-id=&#34;3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;At San Siro,&lt;strong&gt; AC Milan &lt;/strong&gt;wrapped up their season at San Siro with a 2–0 win over Monza, bringing an end to a campaign marked by mixed results. The goals came from Matteo Gabbia, who finished his Serie A season with two, and &lt;strong&gt;João Félix&lt;/strong&gt;, who doubled the Rossoneri’s lead with a direct free-kick – the first time AC Milan have scored this way in over a year.&lt;br&gt; &lt;strong&gt;Monza&lt;/strong&gt;, meanwhile, suffered relegation with the dubious distinction of conceding the most headed goals across all of Europe: 20 in total.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Sunday&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Sunday night delivered a full-throttle &lt;strong&gt;finale&lt;/strong&gt; to the season: six matches kicked off at the same time, with the standings shifting constantly and tension rising across every pitch. Between battles for Europe and fights for survival, Serie A Enilive lit up in a frantic flurry of goals, comebacks and dramatic twists. The outcome was extraordinary: six away wins out of six, three matches ending 3-2, and a whirlwind of tension and entertainment that brought the season to a thrilling, chaotic close.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1&#34; data-image-id=&#34;f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/d4345698-123c-426a-98f1-d9307afdbf3d/Sito_HERO_juv.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1&#34; data-image-id=&#34;f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;At the &lt;strong&gt;Penzo&lt;/strong&gt;, Venezia and Juventus played out a dramatic match that felt like it’d been written for the screen. Daniel &lt;strong&gt;Fila’s&lt;/strong&gt; finish after just 70 seconds – the fastest goal Juventus have conceded in Serie A since 2017 – stunned the Bianconeri, who, however, responded well: &lt;strong&gt;Yildiz&lt;/strong&gt; bagged an equaliser and &lt;strong&gt;Kolo Muani&lt;/strong&gt; completed the comeback before half-time. The second half was an emotional rollercoaster. &lt;strong&gt;Haps&lt;/strong&gt; rekindled Venezia’s hopes, only for a &lt;strong&gt;penalty from Locatelli &lt;/strong&gt;– the first of his career – to seal a 3–2 win and confirm &lt;strong&gt;Juventus’&lt;/strong&gt; place in next season’s &lt;strong&gt;Champions League&lt;/strong&gt;. With eight goals in just half a season, Kolo Muani became the first Frenchman to reach this tally for Juventus since David Trézéguet in 2005/06. For &lt;strong&gt;Venezia&lt;/strong&gt;, meanwhile, the heartbreak continued: the Arancioneroverdi&amp;nbsp;have been &lt;strong&gt;relegated&lt;/strong&gt; in each of their last four Serie A Enilive campaigns.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb&#34; data-image-id=&#34;64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/47ddd9bb-7b17-4ce7-8e18-3ddb3bd0d6ca/Sito_HERO_rom.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb&#34; data-image-id=&#34;64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Roma&lt;/strong&gt; had one eye on what was happening at the Penzo but left nothing to chance away to Torino. The Giallorossi took an early lead through a penalty from &lt;strong&gt;Paredes&lt;/strong&gt; and wrapped up the game with a &lt;strong&gt;Saelemaekers&lt;/strong&gt; header from a Soulé assist. It was the Belgian’s seventh goal of the season – a career-best in a single campaign. Ranieri’s men, second only to Barcelona in terms of points collected in 2025 across Europe’s top five leagues, secured &lt;strong&gt;fifth place&lt;/strong&gt; and qualification for the &lt;strong&gt;Europa League&lt;/strong&gt;. Deadly from the penalty spot – eight out of eight penalties converted in 2024/25 – and rock-solid at the back with 11 &lt;strong&gt;clean sheets&lt;/strong&gt; since the start of the calendar year (a European best), Roma ended the season on a high after a very slow start. Torino, on the other hand, suffered their third consecutive defeat without scoring and couldn’t give their fans the send-off they wanted.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e&#34; data-image-id=&#34;5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/f29d95aa-c145-445a-b727-d0e586a07878/Sito_HERO_lec.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e&#34; data-image-id=&#34;5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;At the Olimpico, &lt;strong&gt;Lecce&lt;/strong&gt; pulled off one of the most remarkable feats of the final matchday, beating Lazio 1-0 to &lt;a href=&#34;https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/all-the-joy-of-lecce-s-survival-1486hchiohojha&#34; data-new-window=&#34;true&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34; rel=&#34;noopener noreferrer&#34;&gt;&lt;strong&gt;secure survival in unforgettable fashion&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/a&gt;. Now, for the first time in their history, the Salentini will feature in the Italian top flight for a fourth consecutive season. &lt;strong&gt;Coulibaly&lt;/strong&gt; took centre stage by scoring his first Serie A goal right at the end of the first half. Shortly afterwards, Pierotti’s &lt;strong&gt;red card&lt;/strong&gt; forced Lecce to play the entire second half with ten men. Lazio mounted one attack after another, taking 26 shots and dominating possession, but were repeatedly denied by &lt;strong&gt;Falcone&lt;/strong&gt;, who was &lt;strong&gt;monumental&lt;/strong&gt; between the sticks. The Giallorossi held on, closing the chapter on a nerve-wracking battle to avoid relegation. It was a night to forget for &lt;strong&gt;Lazio&lt;/strong&gt;, who bid farewell to their European dreams.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4&#34; data-image-id=&#34;c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/efc90889-f79f-4b73-bf0b-cc2414a9625d/Sito_HERO_fio.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4&#34; data-image-id=&#34;c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;In Udine, Fiorentina secured their spot in Europe after a thrilling match. &lt;strong&gt;Udinese&lt;/strong&gt; opened the scoring through Lucca, but &lt;strong&gt;Fagioli&lt;/strong&gt; and Comuzzo – the latter becoming the second youngest defender to score in Serie A after Leoni – turned things around before Kabasele levelled matters. In the final moments, &lt;strong&gt;Moise Kean&lt;/strong&gt; struck again, netting the decisive goal that secured Fiorentina’s fourth consecutive qualification for the &lt;strong&gt;Conference League&lt;/strong&gt;. It was Kean’s 19th league goal of the campaign: no Italian player had scored that many for Viola since Gilardino. Fiorentina finished with &lt;strong&gt;65 points&lt;/strong&gt; and in their &lt;strong&gt;highest position&lt;/strong&gt; since the 2015/16 season. They did so after achieving 19 wins – a tally they’ve only surpassed once in the last ten years.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68&#34; data-image-id=&#34;d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/6ea3ce21-dfa5-4f4a-9c43-e36fa23b221b/Sito_HERO_par.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68&#34; data-image-id=&#34;d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;In Bergamo, Parma pulled off a stunning comeback. Trailing by two goals against an Atalanta side seemingly in control thanks to &lt;strong&gt;a Maldini brace&lt;/strong&gt; – his first in Serie A – the Crociati felt the pressure from their rivals breathing down their necks and refused to give up. The fightback came about courtesy of two &lt;strong&gt;substitutes&lt;/strong&gt;: &lt;strong&gt;Hainaut&lt;/strong&gt; became Parma’s 17th scorer of the season (a number bettered only by Inter in the league), before Ondrejka, a true revelation in the second half of the campaign, scored twice, with his winning goal arriving in stoppage time. Thanks to their second away win of the season, &lt;strong&gt;Chivu’s men&lt;/strong&gt; secured survival, much to the delight of the travelling fans.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;figure data-asset-id=&#34;e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f&#34; data-image-id=&#34;e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f&#34;&gt;&lt;img src=&#34;https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/bd6bfd8a-92d3-4aeb-b3eb-8349ebc36f34/Sito_HERO_ver_.png&#34; data-asset-id=&#34;e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f&#34; data-image-id=&#34;e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f&#34; alt=&#34;&#34;&gt;&lt;/figure&gt;&lt;p&gt;At the Castellani Computer Gross Arena, Empoli and Verona faced off in a do-or-die clash. &lt;strong&gt;Serdar&lt;/strong&gt; quickly opened the scoring with Verona’s fastest goal of the season, but &lt;strong&gt;Fazzini&lt;/strong&gt; – with his fourth goal in his last six games – equalised to keep the Tuscans’ hopes alive. However, Bradarić had the final say, netting his &lt;strong&gt;first Serie A Enilive goal&lt;/strong&gt; to secure survival for the visitors. &lt;strong&gt;Empoli&lt;/strong&gt; were relegated, while Verona held on at the last bend.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;We have our final table, and hearts are only just starting to slow. The 2024/25 Enilive season ended breathlessly, packed with emotions, goals and twists. It’s certainly a campaign that will be remembered for a long time.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Review all the goals from Matchday 38, &lt;a href=&#34;https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/every-goal-from-round-38-1486mj239f2g45&#34; data-new-window=&#34;true&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34; rel=&#34;noopener noreferrer&#34;&gt;&lt;strong&gt;click here&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/a&gt;.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;(Photo LaPresse)&lt;/p&gt;

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The final matchday opened in electric fashion: after a long season, a two-horse race came down to the wire, unfolding simultaneously across two pitches. Napoli and Inter fought until the very end in a duel that kept the whole country on edge: Inter were up against Como, while Napoli were seeking to defend their dream at the Stadio Maradona.Inter struck first, immediately making their intentions clear with a header from De Vrij. In the end, the Nerazzurri ran out comfortable winners after Reina’s sending-off in the final game of his career and Joaquín Correa’s return to the scoresheet 181 days on from his last league goal. But the spotlight fell on Fuorigrotta, where the tension was palpable and every move carried heavy weight. Cagliari held firm as the pressure mounted, but then came a deafening roar: <a href="https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/mctominay-segna-il-gol-scudetto-1486jfg70giehi" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">McTominay produced a stunning bicycle kick</a> that sent the stadium into a frenzy and had Napoli well on the way to the Scudetto, which was put beyond doubt by Romelu Lukaku’s goal shortly after the restart.<figure data-asset-id="a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab" data-image-id="a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/60d24f83-bd27-4505-aa77-7da857b7d331/Sito_HERO_napoli.png" data-asset-id="a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab" data-image-id="a20b00d4-d8e1-4732-8523-81b0e64089ab" alt=""></figure>And then came the <a href="https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/award-ceremony-live-napoli-1484bef1bijain" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">title celebrations as Napoli became the Champions of Italy</a> for the fourth time in their history. They did so with 82 points – the lowest-ever tally for a Serie A winner in a 20-team league during the three-ponts-per-win era and a record they now share with Inter (in 2009/10) and AC Milan (in 2010/11). Antonio Conte entered Italian football legend, becoming the first coach to win the Scudetto with three different clubs. The stars of <a href="https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/napoli-the-scudetto-is-blue-73oo6df" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Napoli’s incredible run</a> were Lukaku – who returned to double digits with 14 goals and, in doing so, approached the heights of his 2020/21 season – and especially Scott McTominay, the highest-scoring midfielder with 12, including a record eight goals when the score was still 0-0.<figure data-asset-id="894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e" data-image-id="894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/81ee80ec-ff62-499c-ab63-c84ccd3aac29/Sito_HERO_int.png" data-asset-id="894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e" data-image-id="894e8a70-e07b-463a-b370-eae911a4a87e" alt=""></figure>All of this meant that Inter’s win at the Sinigaglia wasn’t enough to overtake the Partenopei. The Nerazzurri finished one point behind Conte’s men despite a historic season where they – at the time of writing – have scored a club record of 114 goals across all competitions. De Vrij once again proved how much of a threat he poses in the air – he’s now scored 13 headed goals in Serie A – while Inter are the team who scored the most aerial goals in Europe in 2024/25 (16). SaturdayEven though there was nothing at stake on Saturday, the matches still offered notable moments and flashes of talent.<figure data-asset-id="7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771" data-image-id="7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/0e0b6910-08cd-4ec3-a00f-ccaf70f77c18/Sito_HERO_gen.png" data-asset-id="7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771" data-image-id="7c9a7196-1da2-4dd7-9cc0-3183415f7771" alt=""></figure>In Bologna, Genoa finished their season with an impressive 3-1 away win. Lorenzo Venturino, who was born in 2006, scored twice and, in doing so, became the third youngest player&nbsp;to bag a brace in a single match across the top five European leagues this season – after Lamine Yamal and George Ilenikhena. The Grifone continue to nurture young talent: among Europe’s top five leagues, only Paris Saint-Germain had more scorers born in 2006 or later than Genoa (two – Venturino and Ekhator) during the season just gone. Despite the defeat, the <a href="https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/coppa-italia/bologna-celebrate-coppa-italia-148702mifeghc4" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Bologna party wasn’t spoiled</a>. Riccardo Orsolini found the net for the 15th time this season, matching a milestone that the Rossoblù hadn’t seen since Marco Di Vaio in 2011. In terms of assists, Aarón Martín ended the season with a tally of eight: in Genoa’s recent history, only Ivan Jurić (nine in 2008/09) has done better in a single season.<figure data-asset-id="3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b" data-image-id="3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/199dd7c9-a456-4311-ac1c-078f89e60b64/Sito_HERO_mila.png" data-asset-id="3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b" data-image-id="3830dcb1-b147-4e48-a498-408d9c35926b" alt=""></figure>At San Siro, AC Milan wrapped up their season at San Siro with a 2–0 win over Monza, bringing an end to a campaign marked by mixed results. The goals came from Matteo Gabbia, who finished his Serie A season with two, and João Félix, who doubled the Rossoneri’s lead with a direct free-kick – the first time AC Milan have scored this way in over a year. Monza, meanwhile, suffered relegation with the dubious distinction of conceding the most headed goals across all of Europe: 20 in total. SundaySunday night delivered a full-throttle finale to the season: six matches kicked off at the same time, with the standings shifting constantly and tension rising across every pitch. Between battles for Europe and fights for survival, Serie A Enilive lit up in a frantic flurry of goals, comebacks and dramatic twists. The outcome was extraordinary: six away wins out of six, three matches ending 3-2, and a whirlwind of tension and entertainment that brought the season to a thrilling, chaotic close.<figure data-asset-id="f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1" data-image-id="f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/d4345698-123c-426a-98f1-d9307afdbf3d/Sito_HERO_juv.png" data-asset-id="f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1" data-image-id="f1be58c5-7317-4b3a-8492-b5cf587508f1" alt=""></figure>At the Penzo, Venezia and Juventus played out a dramatic match that felt like it’d been written for the screen. Daniel Fila’s finish after just 70 seconds – the fastest goal Juventus have conceded in Serie A since 2017 – stunned the Bianconeri, who, however, responded well: Yildiz bagged an equaliser and Kolo Muani completed the comeback before half-time. The second half was an emotional rollercoaster. Haps rekindled Venezia’s hopes, only for a penalty from Locatelli – the first of his career – to seal a 3–2 win and confirm Juventus’ place in next season’s Champions League. With eight goals in just half a season, Kolo Muani became the first Frenchman to reach this tally for Juventus since David Trézéguet in 2005/06. For Venezia, meanwhile, the heartbreak continued: the Arancioneroverdi&nbsp;have been relegated in each of their last four Serie A Enilive campaigns.<figure data-asset-id="64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb" data-image-id="64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/47ddd9bb-7b17-4ce7-8e18-3ddb3bd0d6ca/Sito_HERO_rom.png" data-asset-id="64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb" data-image-id="64d6eaad-3b84-4769-b88f-5e8f966cbacb" alt=""></figure>Roma had one eye on what was happening at the Penzo but left nothing to chance away to Torino. The Giallorossi took an early lead through a penalty from Paredes and wrapped up the game with a Saelemaekers header from a Soulé assist. It was the Belgian’s seventh goal of the season – a career-best in a single campaign. Ranieri’s men, second only to Barcelona in terms of points collected in 2025 across Europe’s top five leagues, secured fifth place and qualification for the Europa League. Deadly from the penalty spot – eight out of eight penalties converted in 2024/25 – and rock-solid at the back with 11 clean sheets since the start of the calendar year (a European best), Roma ended the season on a high after a very slow start. Torino, on the other hand, suffered their third consecutive defeat without scoring and couldn’t give their fans the send-off they wanted.<figure data-asset-id="5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e" data-image-id="5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/f29d95aa-c145-445a-b727-d0e586a07878/Sito_HERO_lec.png" data-asset-id="5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e" data-image-id="5957233a-9089-4b9c-8230-67348724388e" alt=""></figure>At the Olimpico, Lecce pulled off one of the most remarkable feats of the final matchday, beating Lazio 1-0 to <a href="https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/all-the-joy-of-lecce-s-survival-1486hchiohojha" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">secure survival in unforgettable fashion</a>. Now, for the first time in their history, the Salentini will feature in the Italian top flight for a fourth consecutive season. Coulibaly took centre stage by scoring his first Serie A goal right at the end of the first half. Shortly afterwards, Pierotti’s red card forced Lecce to play the entire second half with ten men. Lazio mounted one attack after another, taking 26 shots and dominating possession, but were repeatedly denied by Falcone, who was monumental between the sticks. The Giallorossi held on, closing the chapter on a nerve-wracking battle to avoid relegation. It was a night to forget for Lazio, who bid farewell to their European dreams.<figure data-asset-id="c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4" data-image-id="c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/efc90889-f79f-4b73-bf0b-cc2414a9625d/Sito_HERO_fio.png" data-asset-id="c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4" data-image-id="c0d90a18-15cd-4aaa-9463-18df0cb71ee4" alt=""></figure>In Udine, Fiorentina secured their spot in Europe after a thrilling match. Udinese opened the scoring through Lucca, but Fagioli and Comuzzo – the latter becoming the second youngest defender to score in Serie A after Leoni – turned things around before Kabasele levelled matters. In the final moments, Moise Kean struck again, netting the decisive goal that secured Fiorentina’s fourth consecutive qualification for the Conference League. It was Kean’s 19th league goal of the campaign: no Italian player had scored that many for Viola since Gilardino. Fiorentina finished with 65 points and in their highest position since the 2015/16 season. They did so after achieving 19 wins – a tally they’ve only surpassed once in the last ten years.<figure data-asset-id="d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68" data-image-id="d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/6ea3ce21-dfa5-4f4a-9c43-e36fa23b221b/Sito_HERO_par.png" data-asset-id="d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68" data-image-id="d9901440-bd00-44f0-8aa3-802bb4b91d68" alt=""></figure>In Bergamo, Parma pulled off a stunning comeback. Trailing by two goals against an Atalanta side seemingly in control thanks to a Maldini brace – his first in Serie A – the Crociati felt the pressure from their rivals breathing down their necks and refused to give up. The fightback came about courtesy of two substitutes: Hainaut became Parma’s 17th scorer of the season (a number bettered only by Inter in the league), before Ondrejka, a true revelation in the second half of the campaign, scored twice, with his winning goal arriving in stoppage time. Thanks to their second away win of the season, Chivu’s men secured survival, much to the delight of the travelling fans.<figure data-asset-id="e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f" data-image-id="e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/6be6dbcf-fd70-012d-ec80-2d3245f5ce6a/bd6bfd8a-92d3-4aeb-b3eb-8349ebc36f34/Sito_HERO_ver_.png" data-asset-id="e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f" data-image-id="e57dbffc-7961-4de1-bf5b-00a654d85e9f" alt=""></figure>At the Castellani Computer Gross Arena, Empoli and Verona faced off in a do-or-die clash. Serdar quickly opened the scoring with Verona’s fastest goal of the season, but Fazzini – with his fourth goal in his last six games – equalised to keep the Tuscans’ hopes alive. However, Bradarić had the final say, netting his first Serie A Enilive goal to secure survival for the visitors. Empoli were relegated, while Verona held on at the last bend.We have our final table, and hearts are only just starting to slow. The 2024/25 Enilive season ended breathlessly, packed with emotions, goals and twists. It’s certainly a campaign that will be remembered for a long time.Review all the goals from Matchday 38, <a href="https://www.legaseriea.it/en/media/serie-a/every-goal-from-round-38-1486mj239f2g45" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">click here</a>.&nbsp;(Photo LaPresse)

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A MATCHDAY THAT WILL LIVE LONG IN THE MEMORY

An exciting and tightly contested season comes to a fitting close: 90 minutes of fire and passion to crown the Scudetto winners and settle the battles for Europe and the fight for survival. An epic finale that will be remembered for a long time

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