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Featured Content. Follow Mobile World Live. Get Our Newsletter. After holding Juventus in their last meeting, 16th-placed Benevento earned a previous three points in their fight against relegation.

Juventus are equal on points with Atalanta who bounced back after their Champions League exit to Real Madrid with a win at Hellas Verona to consolidate fourth place. Ruslan Malinovskyi scored the first from the penalty spot after a Federico Dimarco handball on 33 minutes in Verona.

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Duvan Zapata added a second before the break, after an earlier effort hit the post, the Colombian sweeping the ball past Marco Silvestri into an empty net. The Verona coach was serving a touchline ban this time and Gian Piero Gasperini surprised with a four-man defence instead of his preferred three.

Zapata spearheaded the Atalanta attack with Luis Muriel and Josip Ilicic both starting on the bench before coming on for the final quarter of an hour. Atalanta are five points ahead of both Napoli and Roma who face each other later on Sunday, while Verona fell to a third successive defeat to stay ninth. Lazio also recovered from the Champions League elimination to Bayern Munich with a win at Udinese thanks to an Adam Marusic goal seven minutes before the break.

Global investors are bracing for data this week that could show a big drop in China's foreign exchange reserves as the central bank steps up its intervention to stabilise the yuan currency after its shock devaluation last month. China has been so surprised by the global market reaction to its devaluation that it is likely to keep the yuan on a tight leash in the near-term to head off fears of a global currency war, policy insiders told Reuters.

But many traders believe there is political pressure to allow a deeper depreciation in coming months as the world's second-largest economy slows.