Juventus downs Atalanta, Roma beats Catania Goal!... Juventus' midfielder Arturo Vidal celebrates after scoring during the Italian Serie A football match against Atalanta in the Atleti Azzurri D'Italia stadium in Bergamo. TITLE chasers Juventus and Roma piled on the goals on the final Serie A matchday before the festive break to leave misfiring Napoli frustrated with a 1-1 draw against Cagliari. Former Italy striker Luca Toni hit a brace for Verona to help secure a ninth win which moved the league newcomers up to fifth at the expense of Inter. Easy win... AS Roma's Mehadi Benatia, third right, scores during a Serie A soccer match against Catania at Rome's Olympic Stadium. Ciro Immobile also struck twice, with further goals from Giuseppe Vives and Alessio Cerci, as Torino outclassed Chievo 4-1 to reinforce their grip on seventh place. Elsewhere, Bologna claimed a precious 1-0 home win over Genoa, their third win of the season, to move out of the relegation zone. Parma were one of the biggest winners on the day, Roberto Donadoni's men securing a 1-1 draw away to Sampdoria which, thanks to results elsewhere, moved them from 13th to eighth. Two weeks after exiting the Champions League group stages at the hands of Galatasaray and ahead of beginning their Europa League campaign, Juventus turned their attention firmly back on winning a third consecutive scudetto. Atalanta had conceded defeat only once at home this season, but when a bobbling, low strike from Tevez beat goalkeeper Andrea Consigli in the sixth minute the Bergamo-based side looked to be in for a long afternoon. The hosts were back on level terms less than 10 minutes later when Maxi Moralez sent a superb curling strike past the outstretched Gianluigi Buffon to end the goalkeeper's eight-match, 745-minute unbeaten streak. Juve, however, moved up a gear after the interval and after just a minute Pogba beat Consigli from close range after Kwadwo Asamoah's cross from the left was chested down into the Frenchman's path by Llorente. Llorenta made it three on 75 minutes when he collected Giorgio Chiellini's pass inside the area and turned his marker before beating Consigli at his far post. Four minutes later Vidal virtually sealed Juve's ninth win on the trot when he was given space at the back post to first-time Stephan Lichsteiner's weighted pass beyond the 'keeper. Inter will reclaim fifth place if they at least draw with Milan in Sunday's late game although the Rossoneri, languishing in 13th, will be motivated by the chance to move up to eighth in the event of a win.