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Round 38 of the 2019-2020 Serie A season continued, with Juventus playing host to Roma. In the first half, Higuain scored first, followed by Kalinic and Perotti who each scored a goal to help Roma take the lead. In the second half, Zaniolo assisted Perrotti to score another goal, widening the score gap. In the end, Juventus was defeated 1-3 at home by Roma, finishing with 83 points, while Roma finished fifth in the league with 70 points.
Sarri managed to lead his team to become the league champions with the highest number of goals conceded in the top five leagues; it was also Juventus’ season with the most goals conceded in nearly 9 years
The final match of the 2019-20 Serie A season was held at the San Siro Stadium, with AC Milan playing host to Cagliari. In the first half, Leo scored an own goal before leaving the field injured, and Ibra conceded a goal; in the second half, Ibra increased the score with a goal, while Castillejo provided the pass that led to a goal. In the end, AC Milan defeated Cagliari 3-0 at home; with 66 points, Milan finished in 6th place in the league table.
Round 38 of the Serie A continues, with Atlanta hosting Inter Milan at home. In the first half, Dembélé scored with a header, and Ashley Young added another goal. In the second half, Sánchez scored a goal, but was offside first. At the end of the match, Inter Milan defeated Atlanta 2-0 away from home, securing second place in Serie A this season.
In the final match of this Serie A season, Napoli faced Lazio; in the first half, Fabian Ruiz gave Napoli the lead, before Immobile equalized, thereby setting a new record for the most goals scored by a player in a single Serie A season. In the second half, Mertens created a penalty; Insigne scored from it before leaving the field injured, and Polittano scored in stoppage time. In the end, Naples defeated Lazio 3-1. At the end of the season, Naples finished in 7th place with 62 points, while Lazio was in 4th place with 78 points.
In Lazio’s away match against Napoli, in the 22nd minute, Immobile scored, marking his 36th goal in league play this season; thereby tying Higuain’s record for the most goals scored in a single Serie A season. In the 2015-16 Serie A season, Higuain, who played for Napoli, scored 36 goals, setting a record for the most goals scored in a single Serie A season.