Italian Serie A, 5th Round : Top 10 Goals For The Week

Written By Onyeka Daniel

With Como’s 3-2 win over Atalanta in a rescheduled game, we’ve now seen the last match in the fifth round of fixtures in the Italian Serie A and there have been a couple of surprises, especially with the league leader.

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Torino currently sit at the top of the Serie A table and continue their unbeaten start to the 2024-25 season after a 3-2 victory over Hellas Verona, while Antonio Conte’s Napoli sit in second, albeit level on points with Udinese. We will now take a look at the top 10 goals from this week’s fixtures.

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1) Castro goal (Bologna)

It was a goal created from nothing as Santiago Castro got a pass, took a nice first touch and scored from the edge of the box, putting the ball into the top right corner to restore his team’s lead. It would definitely remind the fans of a certain Joshua Zirkzee.

2) Grigoris Kastano (Hellas Verona)

Much credit to the assist as Darko Lazovic’s nice pass into the box found his teammate in a good position on the edge of the box and Kastanos curled a first-time shot into the top right corner to level the score.

3) Joel Pohjanpalo (Venezia)

This goal had a good finish and an even better assist as John Yeboah played a terrific cross over to Pohjanpalo inside the box after a beautiful work outside the box and the Finnish striker scored from close range with a good first touch to stamp the result and ensure that the Serie A new comers grab their first win of the season.

4) Gianluca Busio (Venezia)

After several missed chances, his goal arrived with a strike that looked like a cross, but it ended up in the back of the net after evading everyone in the box and also fooling the keeper for the opening goal of the game and set the tone for the rest of the match.

5) Kacper Urbanski (Bologna)

Urbanski rose high to meet a perfect cross from Charalampos Lykogiannis and scores with a bullet header from around the penalty spot in off the left post, leaving the keeper beaten. Despite being a header, the technique he exhibited to meet the cross is worthy of mention.

6) Davide Zappacosta (Atalanta)

The right-back showed great technique with his first time shot from just outside the box that goes into the bottom left corner to open the scoring. Too bad his team had to go on to lose the match as it probably would have been the talk of the match.

7) Christian Pulisic (AC Milan)

The former Chelsea man opened the scoring in the Milan Derby, dispossessing Calhanoglu before weaving past three players to finish his individual effort with a superb strike from inside the box. He continues to be decisive for the Rossoneri in recent matches.

8) Federico Dimarco (Inter Milan)

The Inter defender managed to create some space for himself inside the box to get on the end of a one two pass with Lautaro Martinez, and his shot was unstoppable into the bottom corner for the equalizer in the derby.

9) Sebastian Esposito (Empoli)

The young striker fired in the box that was saved by the keeper, and he was the quickest to the rebound, took a touch to beat a defender before firing a second shot that got under the keeper to double his team’s lead. It was his first goal in the Serie A in five years.

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10) Artem Dovbyk (Roma)

The Ukrainian striker received a pass inside the box, took a great touch to get ahead of his marker and smashed a low shot into the bottom right corner for the opening goal and set the team on their way for their first win of the season under a new manager. Which goal do you think is worthy of mention that wasn’t included in the list?

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