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Juventus 2-0 Napoli: Alajbegović and Boga Seal Derby d'Italia Win

Serie A · 11/1/2026

Juventus 20 Napoli: Alajbegović and Boga Seal Derby d'Italia Win | Serie A Report Juventus claimed a 20 victory over Napoli at the Allianz Stadium, with Kerim Alajbegović and substitute Jérémie Boga finding the net. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a hardfought Serie A encounter, with Napoli reduced to ten men before Juventus sealed the win late on. Key Moments: 16' Douglas Luiz (Yellow Card): A booking for the Juventus midfielder. 20' Jhon Lucumí (Yellow Card): A booking for the Juventus defender. 38' Luca Marianucci (Yellow Card): A booking for the Napoli defender. 46' Juventus Change: Federico Gatti replaced Weston McKennie. 46' Napoli Double Change: Amir Rrahmani and Billy Gilmour replaced Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Kevin De Bruyne. 59' Juventus Change: Edon Zhegrova replaced Randal Kolo Muani. 61' Napoli Change: Antonio Vergara replaced Matteo Politano. 70' Kerim Alajbegović: Juventus took the lead through Alajbegović. 71' Kerim Alajbegović (Yellow Card): A booking for the Juventus midfielder. 72' Juventus Double Change: Jérémie Boga and Lloyd Kelly replaced Kerim Alajbegović and Jhon Lucumí. 75' Luca Marianucci (Second Yellow, Red Card): Napoli were reduced to ten men after Marianucci was sent off. 79' Napoli Double Change: Giovane Nascimento and Sam Beukema replaced Frank Anguissa and Mathías Olivera. 83' Juventus Change: Andrea Cambiaso replaced Juan Cabal. 87' Jérémie Boga: Juventus sealed the win through Boga. 90'+1 Rafa Marín (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Napoli defender. Alajbegović's Commanding Display: Kerim Alajbegović was the standout performer for Juventus, scoring one and earning a match rating of 8.3. Douglas Luiz (8.1) and Juan Cabal (7.6) were also key as Juventus generated 0.79 xG from 18 shots, with four on target and 49% possession. Napoli's Frustration: Mathías Olivera was the standout performer for Napoli, earning a match rating of 6.7. Frank Anguissa (6.5) and Noa Lang (6.5) also featured as Napoli generated just 0.52 xG from 8 shots, with one on target, and were undone by Marianucci's red card. Coaches: Juventus: Luciano Spalletti Napoli: Marco Landucci Unavailable Players: Juventus: Kamil Grabara (injury), Khéphren ThuramUlien (injury), Manuel Locatelli (injury), Zeki Çelik (injury), Nicolás González (injury), Francisco Conceição (injury), Kenan Yıldız (injury) Napoli: Massimiliano Allegri (suspension), Vanja MilinkovićSavić (injury), Rasmus Højlund (injury), Alessandro Buongiorno (injury), Benoît Badiashile (injury), Alisson Santos (injury), Costantino Favasuli (injury), David Neres (injury), Leonardo Spinazzola (injury), Stanislav Lobotka (injury) Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 10 Venue: Allianz Stadium, Torino Referee: Simone Sozza Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Juventus vs Napoli and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Boca Juniors 1-0 River Plate: Di Lollo Wins Superclásico in Bad-Tempered Clash

Liga Profesional Argentina · 11/1/2026

Boca Juniors 10 River Plate: Di Lollo Wins Superclásico in BadTempered Clash | Liga Profesional Report Boca Juniors claimed a 10 victory over River Plate in the Superclásico at the Estadio Alberto José Armando, with Lautaro Di Lollo scoring the only goal of the game. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a fiery encounter, with both sides reduced to ten men and River ending with nine. Key Moments: 10' Lucas Martínez Quarta (Red Card): River Plate were reduced to ten men after Martínez Quarta was sent off. 13' River Plate Change: Lautaro Rivero replaced Lucas Beltrán. 20' Lautaro Di Lollo (Yellow Card): A booking for the Boca defender. 27' Lautaro Di Lollo: Boca Juniors took the lead through Di Lollo. 43' Facundo Herrera (Yellow Card): A booking for the Boca defender. 45'+4 Marcos Acuña (Yellow Card): A booking for the River defender. 45'+5 Leandro Paredes (Yellow Card): A booking for the Boca captain. 46' River Plate Double Change: Lautaro Pereyra and Ayrton Costa replaced Lucas Silva and Facundo Herrera. 57' Lautaro Blanco (Yellow Card): A booking for the Boca defender. 62' Boca Change: Alan Velasco replaced Leonel Flores. 68' Alan Velasco (Yellow Card): A booking for the Boca midfielder. 71' River Double Change: Sebastián Driussi and Juan Meza replaced Thiago Almada and Tobías Andrada. 76' Boca Change: Enner Valencia replaced Miguel Merentiel. 77' Enner Valencia (Yellow Card): A booking for the Boca forward. 79' Gonzalo Montiel (Red Card): River were reduced to nine men after Montiel was sent off. 82' Rafael Borré (Yellow Card): A booking for the River forward. 85' River Change: Giovanni González replaced Tomás Galván. 88' Boca Double Change: Carlos Palacios and Tomás Belmonte replaced Sebastián Villa and Leandro Paredes. 90'+7 Ayrton Costa (Yellow Card): A late booking for the River defender. Di Lollo's Commanding Display: Lautaro Di Lollo was the hero for Boca, scoring the winner and earning a match rating of 8.4. Sebastián Villa (7.8) and Santiago Ascacíbar (7.8) were also key as Boca generated 1.19 xG from 16 shots, with six on target and 71% possession. River's Nightmare: Santiago Beltrán was the standout performer for River, making five saves and earning a match rating of 7.7. Nicolás Otamendi (6.7) and Ángel Correa (6.7) also featured as River generated just 0.11 xG from 3 shots, with none on target, and were undone by two red cards. Coaches: Boca Juniors: Rodolfo Arruabarrena River Plate: Leonardo Ponzio Unavailable Players: Boca Juniors: Tomás Aranda (injury), Adam Bareiro (injury), Agustín Marchesín (injury) River Plate: Aníbal Moreno (injury), Fausto Vera (injury), Agustín Ruberto (injury), Juan Carlos Portillo (injury) Match Details: Competition: Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura Round 15 Venue: Estadio Alberto José Armando, Buenos Aires Referee: Nicolás Ramírez Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Boca Juniors vs River Plate and every Liga Profesional match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Argentine football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Elche 0-1 Valencia: Sadiq Strike Seals Smash-and-Grab Win

LaLiga · 11/1/2026

Elche 01 Valencia: Sadiq Strike Seals SmashandGrab Win | LaLiga Report Valencia claimed a narrow 10 victory over Elche at the Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero, with substitute Umar Sadiq scoring the only goal of the game. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a smashandgrab win for the visitors, who defended resolutely and took their chance when it came, despite Elche dominating possession. Key Moments: 24' Elche Change: Facundo Buonanotte replaced Thomas Lemar. 36' Germán Valera (Yellow Card): A booking for the Elche winger. 42' Víctor Chust (Yellow Card): A booking for the Elche defender. 61' Valencia Change: Umar Sadiq replaced Pablo Maffeo. 62' Facundo Buonanotte (Yellow Card): A booking for the Elche midfielder. 68' Elche Triple Change: Rubén Sánchez, Abiel Osorio and Tete Morente replaced Buba Sangaré, Lucas Cepeda and Germán Valera. 69' Umar Sadiq: Valencia took the lead through Sadiq. 73' Javier Guerra (Yellow Card): A booking for the Valencia midfielder. 78' Elche Double Change: Grady Diangana and Dani Raba replaced Javi Morcillo and Luis Rioja. 78' Valencia Double Change: Filip Ugrinic and Jesus Vázquez replaced Aaron Mayol and Arnaut Danjuma. 88' Valencia Double Change: Mouctar Diakhaby and Filip Ugrinic replaced Javier Guerra and Arnaut Danjuma. 90'+1 Stole Dimitrievski (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Valencia goalkeeper. Dimitrievski's Commanding Display: Stole Dimitrievski was the hero for Valencia, keeping a clean sheet and earning a match rating of 7.9. Guido Rodríguez (7.8) and Pepelu (7.7) were also key as Valencia generated 0.90 xG from 5 shots, with three on target and just 31% possession. Elche's Frustration: Víctor Chust and Gonzalo Villar were the standout performers for Elche, both earning a match rating of 7.8. Federico Redondo (7.3) also impressed as Elche generated 1.25 xG from 16 shots, with three on target and 69% possession, but they were unable to find a way past Dimitrievski. Coaches: Elche: Martín Anselmi Valencia: Javier Aguirre Unavailable Players: Elche: Marc Aguado (injury) Valencia: Kayne van Oevelen (injury), José Copete (injury), David Otorbi (injury), Harvey Elliott (suspension), Diego López (injury), Sergi Canós (injury) Match Details: Competition: LaLiga Matchday 11 Venue: Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero, Elche Referee: Luis Bestard Servera Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Elche vs Valencia and every LaLiga match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Spanish football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal: Havertz Ends Arteta's Anfield Hoodoo

Premier League · 11/1/2026

Liverpool 01 Arsenal: Havertz Ends Arteta's Anfield Hoodoo | Premier League Report Arsenal claimed a historic 10 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, with Kai Havertz scoring the only goal of the game. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a smashandgrab win for the Gunners, who ended their long wait for a Premier League win at Anfield and moved top of the table. Key Moments: 16' Kai Havertz: Arsenal took the lead through Havertz. 45'+2 Bradley Barcola (Yellow Card): A booking for the Liverpool winger. 55' Noni Madueke (Yellow Card): A booking for the Arsenal winger. 59' Liverpool Change: Dominik Szoboszlai replaced Trey Nyoni. 62' Arsenal Change: Myles LewisSkelly replaced Bruno Guimarães. 67' Liverpool Change: Rio Ngumoha replaced Cody Gakpo. 67' Miloš Kerkez (Yellow Card): A booking for the Liverpool defender. 72' Myles LewisSkelly (Yellow Card): A booking for the Arsenal defender. 80' Alexis Mac Allister (Yellow Card): A booking for the Liverpool midfielder. 80' Jurriën Timber (Yellow Card): A booking for the Arsenal defender. 81' Liverpool Triple Change: Konstantinos Tsimikas, Lewis Koumas and Víctor Muñoz replaced Miloš Kerkez, Florian Wirtz and Ronald Araujo. 84' Arsenal Double Change: Piero Hincapié and Viktor Gyökeres replaced Christos Tzolis and Kai Havertz. 88' Arsenal Change: Mikel Merino replaced Martin Ødegaard. 90'+3 David Raya (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Arsenal goalkeeper. 90'+7 Virgil van Dijk (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Liverpool captain. Rice's Commanding Display: Declan Rice was the standout performer for Arsenal, earning a match rating of 8.1. Ezri Konsa (7.9) and Kai Havertz (7.7) were also key as Arsenal generated 0.96 xG from 10 shots, with three on target and just 44% possession. Liverpool's Wastefulness: Virgil van Dijk was the standout performer for Liverpool, earning a match rating of 7.5. Miloš Kerkez (7.3) and Alexis Mac Allister (7.1) also featured as Liverpool generated 1.15 xG from 17 shots, with none on target, and were made to pay for their profligacy. Coaches: Liverpool: Andoni Iraola Arsenal: Mikel Arteta Unavailable Players: Liverpool: Conor Bradley (injury), Giovanni Leoni (injury), Jeremie Frimpong (injury), Hugo Ekitiké (injury) Arsenal: William Saliba (injury), Bukayo Saka (injury), Max Dowman (suspension) Match Details: Competition: Premier League Matchday 9 Venue: Anfield, Liverpool Referee: Andy Madley Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Liverpool vs Arsenal and every Premier League match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch English football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Racing Santander 0-3 Real Madrid: Bellingham Masterclass Inspires Rout

LaLiga · 11/1/2026

Racing Santander 03 Real Madrid: Bellingham Masterclass Inspires Rout | LaLiga Report Real Madrid produced a dominant 30 victory over Racing Santander at El Sardinero, with Jude Bellingham delivering a standout performance. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a ruthless away display from Real Madrid, who scored three times inside the opening 36 minutes and never looked back. Key Moments: 11' Kylian Mbappé (Penalty): Real Madrid took the lead through Mbappé from the spot. 21' Jude Bellingham: Real Madrid doubled their lead through Bellingham. 29' Racing Change: Pedro Felipe replaced Álvaro Mantilla. 34' Jeanuël Belocian (Yellow Card): A booking for the Racing defender. 36' Yan Diomande: Real Madrid made it three through Diomande. 45'+1 Iker Luque (Yellow Card): A booking for the Racing defender. 61' Racing Double Change: Pablo García and Íñigo SainzMaza replaced Yassir Zabiri and Pablo Ramón. 67' Real Madrid Change: Brahim Díaz replaced Arda Güler. 77' Real Madrid Change: Eduardo Camavinga replaced Bernardo Silva. 82' Racing Double Change: Giorgi Guliashvili and André Almeida replaced Iñigo Vicente and Iván Martin. 85' Real Madrid Change: Endrick replaced Yan Diomande. Bellingham's Masterclass: Jude Bellingham was the standout performer for Real Madrid, scoring one and earning a match rating of 9.0. Kylian Mbappé (8.9) and Yan Diomande (8.5) were also key as Real Madrid generated a massive 3.45 xG from 22 shots, with seven on target and 54% possession. Racing's Frustration: Iván Martin was the standout performer for Racing, earning a match rating of 7.1. Pedro Felipe (6.9) and Julen Agirrezabala (6.7) also featured as Racing generated 1.15 xG from 10 shots, with only one on target, and were completely overwhelmed in the first half. Coaches: Racing Santander: José López Real Madrid: José Mourinho Unavailable Players: Racing Santander: Jorge Salinas (suspension), Andrés Martin (injury) Real Madrid: Ferland Mendy (injury), Raúl Asencio (injury), Federico Valverde (injury), Rodrygo (injury), Vinícius Júnior (suspension) Match Details: Competition: LaLiga Matchday 11 Venue: Campos de Sport de El Sardinero, Santander Referee: José Luis Munuera Montero Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Racing Santander vs Real Madrid and every LaLiga match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Spanish football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Union Berlin 1-1 Köln: El Mala Rescues Late Point

Bundesliga · 11/1/2026

Union Berlin 11 Köln: El Mala Rescues Late Point | Bundesliga Report Union Berlin and Köln played out a 11 draw at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei, with substitute Malek El Mala equalising late for the visitors. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a hardfought Bundesliga encounter, with Union taking an early lead through Janik Haberer before Köln's pressure finally told. Key Moments: 10' Janik Haberer: Union Berlin took the lead through Haberer. 37' Zeno Van Den Bosch (Yellow Card): A booking for the Union defender. 45'+1 Jahmai SimpsonPusey (Yellow Card): A booking for the Köln defender. 53' Paul OkonEngstler (Yellow Card): A booking for the Köln midfielder. 54' Kastriot Imeri (Yellow Card): A booking for the Union midfielder. 62' Köln Triple Change: Alessio CastroMontes, Mikey Moore and Oliver Burke replaced Sebastian Sebulonsen, Ísak Jóhannesson and Tim Skarke. 63' Union Change: Aljoscha Kemlein replaced Kastriot Imeri. 70' Linton Maina (Yellow Card): A booking for the Köln winger. 72' Köln Change: Malek El Mala replaced Linton Maina. 74' Union Double Change: WooYeong Jeong and Christopher Trimmel replaced Livan Burcu and Janik Haberer. 76' Aljoscha Kemlein (Yellow Card): A booking for the Union midfielder. 77' Derrick Köhn (Yellow Card): A booking for the Union defender. 79' Malek El Mala: Köln equalised through El Mala. 84' Union Change: Emmanuel Latte Lath replaced Michel Aebischer. Haberer's Commanding Display: Janik Haberer was the standout performer for Union Berlin, scoring one and earning a match rating of 7.9. Rani Khedira (7.4) and Marvin Friedrich (7.4) were also key as Union generated 0.87 xG from 5 shots, with two on target and just 37% possession. Krauß's Masterclass: Tom Krauß was the standout performer for Köln, earning a remarkable match rating of 8.3. Alessio CastroMontes (7.8) and Joël Schmied (7.6) were also key as Köln generated 1.21 xG from 14 shots, with two on target and 63% possession. Coaches: Union Berlin: Mauro Lustrinelli Köln: Rene Wagner Unavailable Players: Union Berlin: Andrik Markgraf (injury), Felix Uduokhai (suspension), Robert Skov (injury), Stanley N'Soki (injury), Andrej Ilić (injury) Köln: Rav van den Berg (injury), Timo Hübers (injury), Ellyes Skhiri (injury), Imad Rondić (injury), Ragnar Ache (injury), Thijs Dallinga (injury) Match Details: Competition: Bundesliga Matchday 8 Venue: Stadion An der Alten Försterei, Berlin Referee: Richard Hempel Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Union Berlin vs Köln and every Bundesliga match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch German football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Strasbourg 5-1 Auxerre: Yassine Brace Inspires Rout

Ligue 1 · 11/1/2026

Strasbourg 51 Auxerre: Yassine Brace Inspires Rout | Ligue 1 Report Strasbourg produced a ruthless 51 victory over Auxerre at the Stade de la Meinau, with Gessime Yassine scoring twice and earning the Player of the Match award. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dominant home display from Strasbourg, who controlled possession and punished Auxerre's defensive collapse. Key Moments: 39' Lamine Sy (Yellow Card): A booking for the Auxerre defender. 41' Dário Essugo: Strasbourg took the lead through Essugo. 45' Hugo Oliveira (Yellow Card): A booking for the Strasbourg coach. 51' Will Still (Yellow Card): A booking for the Auxerre coach. 55' Martial Godo: Strasbourg doubled their lead through Godo. 59' Strasbourg Change: Sebastian Nanasi replaced Martial Godo. 60' Christ Makosso (Yellow Card): A booking for the Auxerre defender. 62' Conrad Harder (Penalty): Strasbourg made it three through Harder from the spot. 63' Auxerre Quadruple Change: Arthur Piedfort, Lamfia Dioubate, Rayan Mandengue and Marvin Senaya replaced Danny Namaso, Kévin Danois, Lamine Sy and Christ Makosso. 66' Strasbourg Double Change: Diogo Sousa and Jeyland Mitchell replaced Giovanni Reyna and Ismaël Doukouré. 68' Cameron Archer: Auxerre pulled one back through Archer. 72' Paul Nardi (Yellow Card): A booking for the Auxerre goalkeeper. 73' Auxerre Change: Youssef Khoudda replaced Naouirou Ahamada. 74' Lamfia Dioubate (Red Card): Auxerre were reduced to ten men after Dioubate was sent off. 77' Gessime Yassine: Strasbourg made it four through Yassine. 78' Strasbourg Double Change: Jacobo Ortega and Pape Demba Diop replaced Conrad Harder and Dário Essugo. 85' Gessime Yassine: Strasbourg sealed the rout through Yassine's second. 87' Romain Faivre (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Auxerre forward. Yassine's Masterclass: Gessime Yassine was the standout performer for Strasbourg, scoring twice and earning a remarkable match rating of 9.6. Oso (8.7) and Samir El Mourabet (8.1) were also key as Strasbourg generated a massive 3.07 xG from 19 shots, with six on target and 64% possession. Auxerre's Nightmare: Romain Faivre was the best of a struggling Auxerre side, earning a match rating of 7.7. Cameron Archer (6.9) and Lamine Sy (6.6) also featured as Auxerre generated just 0.44 xG from 6 shots, with two on target, and were completely overwhelmed. Coaches: Strasbourg: Hugo Oliveira Auxerre: Will Still Unavailable Players: Strasbourg: Maxi Oyedele (injury), Fabio Baldé (injury), Joaquín Panichelli (injury) Auxerre: Bryan Okoh (injury), Sékou Fofana (injury), Assane Dioussé (injury), Rémy Lascary (injury) Match Details: Competition: Ligue 1 Matchday 9 Venue: Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg Referee: Guillaume Paradis Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Strasbourg vs Auxerre and every Ligue 1 match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch French football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Frosinone 2-0 Torino: Calò and Ghedjemis Seal Comfortable Win

Serie A · 11/1/2026

Frosinone 20 Torino: Calò and Ghedjemis Seal Comfortable Win | Serie A Report Frosinone claimed a 20 victory over Torino at the Stadio Benito Stirpe, with Farès Ghedjemis and Giacomo Calò finding the net. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a clinical home display from Frosinone, who took their chances and defended resolutely. Key Moments: 27' Zakaria Aboukhlal (Yellow Card): A booking for the Torino winger. 30' Frosinone Change: Daniel Bîrligea replaced Antonio Raimondo. 33' Gvidas Gineitis (Yellow Card): A booking for the Torino midfielder. 46' Torino Double Change: Emirhan İlkhan and Nathan Patterson replaced Gvidas Gineitis and Zakaria Aboukhlal. 48' Farès Ghedjemis: Frosinone took the lead through Ghedjemis. 62' Patrizio Masini (Yellow Card): A booking for the Frosinone midfielder. 66' Saúl Coco (Yellow Card): A booking for the Torino defender. 67' Frosinone Double Change: Luis Hasa and Matteo Cichella replaced Romano Schmid and Patrizio Masini. 71' Torino Double Change: Duván Zapata and Gaetano Oristanio replaced Ché Adams and Rafik Belghali. 80' Frosinone Double Change: Alessio Zerbin and Wisdom Amey replaced Giorgi Kvernadze and Enzo Tchato. 81' Torino Change: Sandro Kulenović replaced Giovanni Simeone. 90'+3 Giacomo Calò: Frosinone sealed the win through Calò. Calò's Commanding Display: Giacomo Calò was the standout performer for Frosinone, scoring one and earning a match rating of 8.7. Lorenzo Palmisani (8.2) and Gabriele Calvani (8.1) were also key as Frosinone generated 1.89 xG from 20 shots, with eight on target and 46% possession. Torino's Frustration: Saúl Coco was the standout performer for Torino, earning a match rating of 7.8. Ardian Ismajli (6.9) and Zakaria Aboukhlal (6.9) also featured as Torino generated just 0.66 xG from 12 shots, with three on target, and were unable to find a way past Palmisani. Coaches: Frosinone: Massimiliano Alvini Torino: Ignazio Abate Unavailable Players: Frosinone: Florian Grillitsch (injury) Torino: Niccolò Fortini (injury), Ricardo Rodríguez (injury), Alessio Cacciamani (injury), Rolando Mandragora (injury) Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 10 Venue: Stadio Benito Stirpe, Frosinone Referee: Giuseppe Mucera Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Frosinone vs Torino and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Lazio 2-1 Cagliari: Pinamonti Rescues Late Win

Serie A · 11/1/2026

Lazio 21 Cagliari: Pinamonti Rescues Late Win | Serie A Report Lazio claimed a 21 victory over Cagliari at the Stadio Olimpico, with substitute Andrea Pinamonti scoring the winner seven minutes from time. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a hardfought Serie A encounter, with Cagliari taking a shock lead before Lazio's quality and depth told in the end. Key Moments: 21' M'Bala Nzola: Cagliari took a shock lead through Nzola. 32' Cagliari Change: Raphael Kofler replaced Alieu Fadera. 36' Gustav Isaksen: Lazio equalised through Isaksen. 46' Cagliari Change: Paul Mendy replaced M'Bala Nzola. 55' Lazio Double Change: Fisayo DeleBashiru and Alfonso Pedraza replaced Davide Frattesi and Nuno Tavares. 56' Lazio Change: Andrea Pinamonti replaced Mattia Zaccagni. 59' Jacopo Fazzini (Yellow Card): A booking for the Cagliari midfielder. 64' Cagliari Double Change: Yael Trepy and Joseph Liteta replaced Daniel Maldini and Jacopo Fazzini. 66' Juan Rodríguez (Yellow Card): A booking for the Cagliari defender. 75' Lazio Change: Diogo Leite replaced Oliver Provstgaard. 77' Adam Obert (Yellow Card): A booking for the Cagliari defender. 81' Lazio Change: Danilo Cataldi replaced Reda Belahyane. 83' Andrea Pinamonti: Lazio took the lead through Pinamonti. 84' Andrea Pinamonti (Yellow Card): A booking for the Lazio forward. 88' Cagliari Change: Kevin Carlos replaced Alessandro Deiola. 90'+1 Adam Obert (Second Yellow, Red Card): Cagliari were reduced to ten men after Obert was sent off. Isaksen's Commanding Display: Gustav Isaksen was the standout performer for Lazio, scoring one and earning a match rating of 7.9. Tijjani Noslin (7.9) and Kenneth Taylor (7.7) were also key as Lazio generated 0.99 xG from 11 shots, with four on target and 74% possession. Nzola's Consolation: Alieu Fadera was the standout performer for Cagliari, earning a match rating of 7.3. M'Bala Nzola (7.0) and Zé Pedro (6.7) also impressed as Cagliari generated 1.08 xG from 9 shots, with three on target, but Obert's late red card ended their hopes. Coaches: Lazio: Gennaro Gattuso Cagliari: Fabio Pisacane Unavailable Players: Lazio: Adam Marušić (injury), Nicolò Rovella (injury), Albert Guðmundsson (injury) Cagliari: Mattia Felici (injury), Riyad Idrissi (injury) Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 10 Venue: Stadio Olimpico, Roma Referee: Andrea Colombo Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Lazio vs Cagliari and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Getafe 3-1 Sevilla: Satriano Inspires Comeback Win

LaLiga · 11/1/2026

Getafe 31 Sevilla: Satriano Inspires Comeback Win | LaLiga Report Getafe claimed a 31 victory over Sevilla at the Estadio Coliseum, with Martín Satriano delivering a standout performance. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a spirited comeback from Getafe, who responded after conceding early and took full advantage of Manu Bueno's late red card. Key Moments: 19' Kike Salas: Sevilla took the lead through Salas. 27' Sevilla Change: Manu Bueno replaced Isaac Romero. 27' Gabriel Suazo (Yellow Card): A booking for the Sevilla captain. 46' Getafe Double Change: Orel Mangala and Davinchi replaced Francho Serrano and Jean Ives Valou. 59' Davinchi (Yellow Card): A booking for the Getafe defender. 68' Enes Ünal: Getafe equalised through Ünal. 72' Sevilla Double Change: Robbie Ure and Rubén Vargas replaced Youssouf Fofana and Félix Correia. 73' Martín Satriano: Getafe took the lead through Satriano. 77' Lucien Agoumé (Yellow Card): A booking for the Sevilla midfielder. 77' Andrés Lopez (Yellow Card): A booking for the Sevilla defender. 77' Arouna Sangante (Yellow Card): A booking for the Sevilla defender. 82' Getafe Double Change: Iván Azon and Kiko replaced Enes Ünal and Ramón Terrats. 84' Nemanja Gudelj (Yellow Card): A booking for the Getafe midfielder. 87' Sevilla Double Change: Julio Díaz and Giorgi Kochorashvili replaced Gabriel Suazo and Lucien Agoumé. 90'+1 Manu Bueno (Red Card): Sevilla were reduced to ten men after Bueno was sent off. 90'+4 Orel Mangala: Getafe sealed the win through Mangala. Satriano's Commanding Display: Martín Satriano was the standout performer for Getafe, scoring one and earning a match rating of 8.5. Sebastián Boselli (8.4) and Enes Ünal (8.3) were also key as Getafe generated 1.58 xG from 11 shots, with five on target and 47% possession. Sevilla's Collapse: Kike Salas was the standout performer for Sevilla, scoring the opener and earning a match rating of 7.7. Gabriel Suazo (7.1) and Félix Correia (7.1) also featured as Sevilla generated just 0.73 xG from 12 shots, with four on target, and were undone by Bueno's late red card. Coaches: Getafe: José Bordalás Sevilla: Luis García Unavailable Players: Getafe: Johan Mojica (suspension), Zaid Abner Romero (injury), Mario Martín (suspension), Christantus Uche (injury), Juanmi (injury) Sevilla: Marcão (injury), Miguel Sierra (injury) Match Details: Competition: LaLiga Matchday 11 Venue: Estadio Coliseum, Getafe Referee: Víctor García Verdura Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Getafe vs Sevilla and every LaLiga match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Spanish football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Como 1-0 Venezia: Da Cunha Penalty Seals Narrow Win

Serie A · 11/1/2026

Como 10 Venezia: Da Cunha Penalty Seals Narrow Win | Serie A Report Como claimed a narrow 10 victory over Venezia at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, with Lucas Da Cunha scoring the only goal of the game from the penalty spot. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dominant home display from Como, who controlled possession but struggled to convert their chances. Key Moments: 39' Simon Sohm (Yellow Card): A booking for the Venezia midfielder. 41' Juan Jesus (Yellow Card): A booking for the Venezia captain. 43' Lucas Da Cunha (Penalty): Como took the lead through Da Cunha from the spot. 55' Venezia Double Change: Kike Pérez and John Yeboah replaced Gianluca Busio and Lion Lauberbach. 62' Venezia Double Change: Toma Bašić and Richie Sagrado replaced Simon Sohm and Antoine Hainaut. 73' Como Change: Maxence Caqueret replaced Nico Paz. 74' Como Double Change: Máximo Perrone and Mattia Liberali replaced Samuele Ricci and Lucas Da Cunha. 78' Venezia Change: Albion Rrahmani replaced Thórir Helgason. 82' Como Change: Ivan Smolčić replaced Yan Couto. 84' Como Change: Álex Valle replaced Martin Baturina. 86' Kaiki (Yellow Card): A booking for the Como defender. Milla's Commanding Display: Luis Milla was the standout performer for Como, earning a match rating of 8.3. Lucas Da Cunha (8.0) and Kaiki (7.8) were also key as Como generated 1.55 xG from 19 shots, with four on target and 66% possession. Venezia's Frustration: Redouane Halhal was the standout performer for Venezia, earning a match rating of 7.9. Filip Stanković (7.3) and Matías Moreno (7.2) also impressed as Venezia generated just 0.17 xG from 7 shots, with one on target, and were unable to find an equaliser. Coaches: Como: Cesc Fàbregas Venezia: Davide Nicola Unavailable Players: Como: Trevoh Chalobah (injury), Assane Diao (injury), Jayden Addai (injury), Jesús Rodríguez (injury), Moise Kean (injury) Venezia: Bartol Franjić (injury), Marin Šverko (injury), Thierry Correia (injury), Andrea Adorante (injury) Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 10 Venue: Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como Referee: Maria Ferrieri Caputi Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Como vs Venezia and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Porto 4-0 Estoril: Veiga Masterclass Inspires Rout

Liga Portugal · 10/31/2026

Porto 40 Estoril: Veiga Masterclass Inspires Rout | Liga Portugal Report Porto produced a ruthless 40 victory over Estoril at the Estádio do Dragão, with Gabriel Veiga delivering a standout performance. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dominant home display from Porto, who controlled possession and created chances at will. Key Moments: 4' Victor Froholdt: Porto took the lead through Froholdt. 34' Jan Bednarek (Yellow Card): A booking for the Porto defender. 46' Porto Change: Souza replaced Zaidu Sanusi. 50' Estoril Change: Nail Omerović replaced Peixinho. 61' Estoril Triple Change: Axel Camblan, Samuel Amissah and Xeka replaced Jordan Arnolin, Stélios Andreou and Xavi Sintes. 64' Borja Sainz: Porto doubled their lead through Sainz. 67' Porto Change: André Silva replaced Samuel Aghehowa. 70' André Silva: Porto made it three through Silva. 73' Gabriel Veiga: Porto made it four through Veiga. 74' Porto Double Change: Seko Fofana and Alan Varela replaced Gabriel Veiga and Jan Bednarek. 74' Estoril Change: Jordan Holsgrove replaced Ferro. 78' Porto Change: Gabriel Mec replaced Pepê. 90' Estoril Change: Ricard Sánchez replaced Pedro Carvalho. 90'+1 Porto Change: Nehuén Pérez replaced Alberto Costa. Veiga's Masterclass: Gabriel Veiga was the standout performer for Porto, scoring one and earning a remarkable match rating of 9.1. Borja Sainz (8.7) and Victor Froholdt (8.1) were also key as Porto generated a massive 3.10 xG from 24 shots, with 11 on target and 66% possession. Estoril's Nightmare: Martin Turk was the best of a struggling Estoril side, making seven saves and earning a match rating of 7.1. Stélios Andreou (6.7) and Axel Camblan (6.5) also featured as Estoril generated just 0.63 xG from 7 shots, with none on target, and were completely overwhelmed. Coaches: Porto: Francesco Farioli Estoril: Sergio Raimundo Unavailable Players: Porto: Chris Smalling (injury), Oskar Pietuszewski (injury), Vasco Sousa (injury), William Gomes (injury) Estoril: Fabrício Garcia (injury), Isra Salazar (injury) Match Details: Competition: Liga Portugal Matchday 10 Venue: Estádio do Dragão, Porto Referee: Miguel Nogueira Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Porto vs Estoril and every Liga Portugal match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Portuguese football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.