Kris.

What a fucking ball from Candreva.

As for the game later, going by the two derbies from last season, tonights could be a cracker. Inter haven't been that impressive this season, despite their position in the table. Milan have been shite, but could see them raising their game for this - there is a good side in there somewhere. Don't care who wins really, just hoping for goals!

I'm sure every Serie A game is live on all your usual betting sites. I know B365 show every game, along with those from La Liga and the Bundesliga. Serie A games don't tend to have commentators though, although strangely their Serie B streams do.

Get it right fucking up them and that wee dick.

And the Milan derby tomorrow night as well. Not bad.

Dybala penalty saved. Referee used VAR and still decided it should stand, never a penalty IMO.

Juve goal disallowed due to Lichtsteiner being a c**t, and now Atalanta have equalised.

Atalanta v Juve has been decent. Juve dominated the opening 25/30 minutes or so, going 2-0 up, but Atalanta got one back relatively quickly and probably should have equalised since.

Aye, the red card ruined it, really. Torino were looking pretty good and were causing Juve some problems, not so much since.

What a fucking goal from Mertens. 3-1.

Scenes. Napoli from 1-0 down to 2-1 up with two goals in two minutes.

Roma pump Benevento 4-0 in the 'early' kick off, with the help of two own goals. Roma could have scored more and Benevento were worth a goal or two themselves. The game was pretty end-to-end throughout, although Benevento gave up a little after the 4th. Juventus v Fiorentina and Lazio v Napoli tonight should be great.

Can't see them turning this around as it stands, should be further behind.

Verdi puts Bologna in front with a screamer. They've been superb, Inter haven't been in it.

Bologna all over Inter at the start of this game.

Didn't catch the game, but Lazio are looking like a good bet to push for one of the Champions League places. They were superb when they beat Juve in the Super Coppa, and when they could have caved after blowing a 2 goal lead, they instead went right up the park and won it. They also thumped Milan, ground out a last minute win at Chievo, came from behind twice to win in Europe on Thursday, and tonight still managed to get three points despite Genoa pegging them back twice. The only blotch on their season so far was the opening day draw with SPAL, a game they really should have won. The home game against Napoli on Wednesday should be a cracker.

Dybala is a c**t, but he's some player. Three ridiculously good goals from him today.

Trademark Callejon goal, that.

Bologna v Napoli has started well. Bologna have hit the bar, had a goal disallowed and gone pretty close with an effort across goal too. Napoli yet to really get going.

Parma's 100% record gone after losing 1-0 at home to Brescia. Watched the first half which was pretty awful - this is quickly becoming a theme of Parma games this season. Game was played in pretty poor conditions which were bordering on ridiculous by the end. Very large Brescia away support at the game, too. Huge difference to the tiny away supports they got in Serie C/D, with the odd exception.

Christ, Hellas are shite.

First three games: 5-1, 4-2 and a 3-3 tonight with Frosinone, after they had lead 3-0 at HT. Across their 5 games in league and cup this season, their matches are averaging 6 goals a game. Zeman is some boy.

Two wins from two as Parma win 1-0 at Novara. Caught the last half hour and they were absolutely shite. Had one half chance but spent the rest of the time time-wasting, sitting deep and playing for free-kicks (and by f**k were there a lot). Novara at the very least deserved a point based on what I seen. However, a win is a win, and they are one of only four sides to have a 100% record so far - Perugia, Frosinone and Carpi being the other three. Speaking of Perugia, they followed up their 5-1 win last week by beating Pescara 4-2. Of the other promoted sides, Cremonese got their first win, beating Avellino 3-1 and Venezia ended up with the same result as last week, a 0-0 draw. No wins and no goals so far, get it up them. Table after two games:

Fabio Ceravolo has signed from Benevento. Scored 20 goals in Serie B last season, so hopefully more of the same this year. Doesn't look like Alessandro Matri will be joining though, he's been linked over the last week or so, but seems the deal was dependant on Sassuolo getting Zapata from Napoli, who's gone to Samp.

Aye it was a great goal. Watched this over any of the other games just to get a look at SPAL, they looked pretty decent. Udinese despite coming from 2 down, weren't very good. Cracker of a penalty from Thereau, though. All of tonights scores: Milan 2-1 Cagliari Chievo 1-2 Lazio Crotone 0-0 Verona Fiorentina 1-2 Sampdoria Napoli 3-1 Atalanta SPAL 3-2 Udinese Juventus, Inter, Milan, Sampdoria and Napoli all on 6 points going in to the break.