Spectacular weekend for Serie A. After the sensational victory of Just like in Genoa on Friday, yesterday theInter reaffirmed his supremacy with a spectacular comeback on Naples (3 to 2) which brings her back to the top but the Rome, winning over theAtalanta (2 to 1) at the last gasp (93rd), reiterated that he wants to be in the race for the Scudetto. And tonight it's up to Juve e Milan to say what they are made of and whether they can aspire to compete for the Scudetto or at least a place in the Champions League.
The big match at San Siro was spectacular, with Max Allegri lining up his Napoli very well and they took a two-goal lead at the start of the second half (the first with Politano in the 50th minute and the second with Hojlund in the 53rd minute) but it ended up piquing the pride of the Italian champions who came back from a match that seemed lost and with the infinite Lautaro They took it home. The captain scored the Nerazzurri's first goal in the 56th minute and signaled a comeback. Then Thuram equalized, and finally, in the 91st minute, it was another devastating Lautaro who scored the winner for Inter. 3-2 for Inter and top spot in the league, but Napoli were left with many regrets, having suffered their second consecutive defeat and revealed too many weaknesses in defense.
At the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Gasperini then took on his past, namely his beloved Atalanta, which had been under Sarri's guidance this year. And Atalanta had been hoping for a coup until the very end, having taken the lead in the 47th minute through Ederson and for long stretches defending to secure the three points. But in the final minutes, Roma's class came to the fore: Hermoso equalized in the 89th minute, and in stoppage time (in the 93rd minute) Soulè gave the Giallorossi an unexpected victory, which now moves level with Inter at the top of the table.
Tonight will be the final test for Juventus and Milan, last year's big disappointments and the two teams currently most indecipherable after the numerous transfer market changes. Spalletti's Juventus wants to win to stay at the top of the table, but Amorim's Milan has the same ambitions. The Bianconeri will field Vicario; Kalulu, Bremer, Lucumì, and Celik; Locatelli, Douglas Luiz; Conceicao, Nico Gonzales, and Boga; Kolo Muani. The Rossoneri will respond with Maignan; Gila, DeWinter, and Pavlovic; Chukwueze, Modric, Musah, and Bartesaghi; Saelemakers and Rabiot; and Ramos. A clash from another era: may the best team win!
