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Inter Rout Parma, De Bruyne Double Lifts Napoli
- On Monday, Atalanta defeated bottom-club Venezia 3-1, with Franck Kessie opening the scoring in the fourth minute and Nikola Krstovic scoring twice and assisting the third goal.
- The defeat extended Venezia's losing streak to six consecutive matches, equaling the club's worst-ever league start from 1949 and leaving them rooted to the bottom of the table.
- On Tuesday, Venezia sacked head coach Giovanni Stroppa after the winless start, with the club thanking him for his professionalism and dedication throughout his tenure.
- Entering the fixture in peak form, Krstovic had netted twice for Montenegro during the international break before continuing his scoring streak with two goals for Atalanta.
- The victory lifted Atalanta to 10th in the Italian Serie A standings, while Venezia must regroup before hosting eighth-placed Napoli on Saturday.
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