Atalanta and Sassuolo off the mark in Serie A
Charles De Ketelaere scored twice as Atalanta beat Lecce 4-1 to claim its first victory of the Serie A season.
Giorgio Scalvini and Nicola Zalewski were also on target to cap a dominant performance from Ivan Juric's side.
The host side broke the deadlock in the 37th minute at the Gewiss Stadium, with Scalvini climbing to head home from Zalewski's corner, while Mario Pasalic and Nikola Krstovic combined to tee up De Ketelaere six minutes after the break.
Zalewski, who rattled the crossbar earlier in the second half with a fierce free-kick, then got in on the act with a fine individual effort in the 70th minute.
De Ketelaere added a fourth three minutes later when he robbed defender Jamil Siebert of possession and ran through to score, while Konan N'Dri's wonderful long-range strike was a mere consolation for the visitor.
Elsewhere, Sassuolo earned its first points of the season as it edged out Lazio 1-0.
The host side thought it had been reduced to 10 men in the 24th minute when Aster Vranckx was shown a straight red card for a late challenge on Nicolo Rovella, though the initial decision was overturned after a VAR review.
Sassuolo snatched all three points 20 minutes from time when Tarik Muharemovic's header from a deep corner was helped in by substitute Alieu Fadera.
Meanwhile, Udinese maintained its unbeaten start to the season with a 1-0 victory over Pisa.
Iker Bravo scored the only goal of the game after 14 minutes at Arena Garibaldi, pouncing on a loose ball in the box to fire past goalkeeper Adrian Semper.
