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Sunday, November 4, 2001 19:45 EST

Italy standings and scores

Serie A standings

Through Nov. 4



                        GP   W   D   L   GF  GA  Pts
1. Chievo Verona        9   6   2   1   18   8  20
2. Inter Milan          9   5   3   1   15   9  18
3. Bologna              9   5   2   2    7   5  17
4. AS Roma              9   4   4   1   14   7  16
5. AC Milan             9   4   3   2   17  12  15
6. Juventus             9   3   5   1   14   9  14
7. Verona               9   3   4   2   11   9  13
8. Brescia              9   3   4   2   15  17  13
9. Udinese              9   3   3   3   16  13  12
10. Lazio                9   2   5   2    8   5  11
11. Parma                9   2   5   2   10  10  11
12. Perugia              9   2   3   4    8  11   9
13. Lecce                9   2   3   4   10  15   9
14. Torino               9   2   3   4    9  15   9
15. Fiorentina           9   3   0   6   14  21   9
16. Piacenza             9   2   2   5   12  14   8
17. Atalanta             9   2   2   5    9  17   8
18. Venezia              9   0   3   6    5  15   3

Home team listed first
Sunday, Nov. 4
Atalanta 1 AS Roma 1
Bologna 3 Fiorentina 2
Inter Milan 2 Lecce 0
Lazio 5 Brescia 0
Parma 2 Perugia 1
Piacenza 1 Udinese 2
Verona 2 Juventus 2
Torino 1 AC Milan 0
Saturday, Nov. 3
Venezia 0 Chievo Verona 0

Leading scorers
Through Nov. 4
8 - Roberto Baggio (Brescia), Dario Hubner (Piacenza)
7 - Andriy Shevchenko (AC Milan), Roberto Muzzi (Udinese)
6 - Mohammed Kallon (Inter)
5 - Cristiano Doni (Atalanta), Massimo Marazzina (Chievo), Enrico Chiesa (Fiorentina), Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus), Marco Di Vaio (Parma)
4 - Igli Tare (Brescia), David Trezeguet (Juventus), Ernesto Chevanton (Lecce), Filippo Inzaghi (Milan), Zisis Vryzas (Perugia), Francesco Totti (AS Roma), Cristiano Lucarelli (Torino), Filippo Maniero (Venezia)