Gian Marco Ferrari gave Sampdoria an early lead three minutes into the game, then Fabio Quagliarella doubled the score nine minutes later with a penalty kick on Saturday, reports Efe.
Six minutes from half-time whistle, Gianluca Caprari added the third goal for Sampdoria.
With two goals in a five-minute stretch by Karol Linetty and Dawid Kownacki at the 71st and 76th minutes respectively, Sampdoria sealed the win.
Sampdoria holds the fifth spot in the Series A lineup with 17 points, two tallies behind third place Juventus, pending the results of this round.
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