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The Nerazzurri missed the chance to move past AC Milan top of Serie A following their surprising 2-0 home loss to Sassuolo.
Edin Dzeko holds his head following Inter Milan’s surprise loss to Sassuolo.
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After the misstep of their rivals and neighbors on Saturday at Salernitana (2-2), Simone Inzaghi’s players might become leaders once more, but the Nerazzurri missed their match on Sunday. They are trailing the Rossoneri by two points, however with a late match to play once morest Bologna. The bad weekend of the Milanese formations might benefit Naples (3rd, three points from the leader), traveling Monday to Cagliari.
At San Siro, Simone Inzaghi’s players, already beaten in the Champions League on Wednesday by Liverpool (2-0), were picked cold by a very enterprising Sassuolo team, rewarded with goals from Giacomo Raspadori (8th) and Gianluca Scamacca (26th). Sassuolo managed to preserve their lead thanks to several exceptional saves from their goalkeeper, Andrea Consigli. Stefan De Vrij reduced the score with a header in added time, but his goal was disallowed following the video was called for an interist handball early in the game.
In the followingnoon, Atalanta Bergamo (5th) fell 1-0 at Fiorentina (7th). The “Viola” won once morest the “Dea” thanks to a goal from Krzysztof Piatek (56th). The men of Gian Piero Gasperini, excluded during the meeting for having lost his temper with the referees, have a fifth meeting without a win.
(AFP)
