Wild Late Winners Continue! Serie A Round 3 Ends: Three Perfect Teams Lead, Three Strong Clubs Collapse at Bottom

All matches in the third round of the 2026-2027 Serie A season have been completed, and this round was a feast of late winners! Several key matches featured dramatic turnarounds in the dying moments, making the standings clearer and intensifying the league competition, leaving fans thrilled.

The biggest highlight of this round was the three teams with perfect records, who firmly occupy the top three positions in the standings. Roma hosted strong opponents Atalanta and attacked aggressively throughout the match, eventually securing victory with a spectacular late winner. They earned three consecutive wins, moved to the top of the Serie A table, and broke their previous home-match curse against the opponent.

Defending-level powerhouse Inter Milan also produced a classic script. Facing Napoli's determined resistance, Inter held firm under pressure and completed a late winner to secure victory. They follow Roma in second place, showing strong form at the start of the new season.

Another major force from Rome, Lazio, also refused to fall behind. Playing away against Udinese in this round, the team fought back after encountering difficulties early in the match, completing a dramatic late comeback victory and claiming three straight wins to move into third place. As a result, Roma, Inter Milan, and Lazio have become the only three Serie A teams with perfect records so far, dominating the leading group.

The situation among traditional giants is somewhat more balanced, with no team achieving a perfect start. Como, AC Milan, and Juventus all have seven points and occupy fourth through sixth place respectively. The high-profile clash between Juventus and AC Milan ended in a draw, with both teams taking one point and missing the chance to break into the top three. Their early-season consistency still needs improvement.

In sharp contrast to the strong form of the leading teams, the Serie A relegation-zone picture has already become clear. Venezia, Genoa, and Fiorentina (La Viola) have endured nightmare starts, losing all three league matches and sitting at the bottom with zero points. Fiorentina in particular, as a long-established Serie A club, has suffered consecutive defeats this season, with poor overall form and early pressure in the relegation battle.

The new Serie A season has shown strong competitiveness after only three rounds, with the top three moving forward together, major clubs steadily chasing, and bottom teams continuing to struggle. As the season progresses, the battle for the top positions, the competition among elite clubs, and the intense relegation fight are set to become even more exciting.