Today’s Papers – Inter’s law, Milan go even higher, Juventus held
Milan go even higher
They are another team in the league: Genoa make gifts and lose
Inter’s law
Proof of strength against Como, top spot at -1
Pio and Thuram dominate, and San Siro goes wild. Chivu and the perfect game. Fabregas fails: ‘They belong to a higher level.’
Juve don’t go
Double comeback against Fiorentina, but they remain behind.
Perfect draw: Allegri saves himself, Gattuso remains at the top
Corriere dello Sport
Chivu with strength
Close to Lazio
Napoli comeback: draw against Rino (1-1). Cristian go ahead: 2-0 against Fabregas,
Inter beat Como and move -1 from Gattuso
Second consecutive win after the derby fall: Pio and Thuram score. Roma surpassed. Allegri relaunches: ‘In the race for everything.’
Bremer and De Gea save Juve
Pellegrino opens the account. Woltemade’s draw, then Njie’s glimpse. The Brazilian makes the most of a David mistake
Amorim fourth, Rabiot furious
Cissé and Pulisic cancel out the European flop. Adrien protests with Massa and responds to Calvarese.
Tuttosport
Fiorentina 2-2 Juve
Double comeback at the Franchi with great Kolo and Bremer. Signals of a good style of play, but a fragile defence. And a clear penalty not given
Vicario’s pride and rage
The goalkeeper saves twice on a draw that could have been the third win in a row if the referee had punished the handball in the box by Bianconeri loanee Joao Mario. Pellegrino, taken off Carnevali, and ex-Granata Njie score after Woltemade’s goal. Spalletti’s ironic about the penalty, but admits: ‘We lose ourselves too easily.’ Gatti with the national team.
Lazio remain at the top, but are disappointed; Lang’s case at Napoli
The Dutchman argues with the fans. In the end, boos for everyone. Gattuso: ‘It’s a nice signal if my players get angry.’
Como? No, Inter!
Honest Fabregas accepts the defeat: ‘The Nerazzurri are stronger and better than us, who made too many mistakes. We must bounce back now.’
Milan are in the Champions League spots by the skin of their teeth.
Genoa came close to an incredible comeback, but the table smiles to Amorim: ‘I want to see panic if we lose.’
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