🎥 The best and worst of matchday 11 in Serie A | OneFootball

Alessio Romagnoli’s late goal for Milan against Udinese was a brilliant end to matchday 11.

It was a thrilling finale that brought down the credits on a weekend full of twists and turns.

Player of the Weekend

Three goals and an assist. Dries Mertens’ display against Empoli showed the best of his incredible talent.

The Belgian frontman has confirmed a formidable striker in Carlo Ancelotti’s side and it will be difficult for the Napoli coach to change things up

Flop of the Weekend

Within just a week the Sampdoria defence has gone from being the best in the league to collapsing at the first sign of trouble.

Seven goals conceded in two games coincided with as many defeats. Coach Marco Giampaolo must try to restore trust to his team as soon as possible.

The most beautiful goal

The SPAL defence may have forgot about him, but Ciro Immobile’s finish is perfect, a flying volley that goes straight into the corner.

Best weekend play

If Milan were to qualify for the Champions League at the end of the season, remember this tackle. It could be one of the most vital parts of their season.

Photo of the Weekend

Over the last few months, being a Chievo supporter has not been easy.

Controversy of the Weekend

VAR protocol continues to cause problems. In Florence, for example, the video assistants could not do anything to correct Banti’s choice of granting a penalty to Fiorentina despite the lack of contact between Olsen and Simeone.

Being a subjective decision and not a clear and visible error, the incident could not be reviews. The new rule continues to cause many of the controversies.

Coach of the Weekend

It was the seventh consecutive victory in the league for Inter as they beat Genoa thanks to two goals from Gagliardini and another from Joao Mario – two players who suddenly have a growing influence on the Nerazzurri.

The story so far is down to Luciano Spalletti, a man on a mission rather than a coach.

Quote of the Weekend

Three defeats in his first three games for the Chievo coach. Gian Piero Ventura has paid for his mistakes.