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Inter broke the Bologna taboo and regained the top spot alone, but Napoli didn't give up and Conte beat Sarri's Lazio.

Inter, Milan, and Napoli all win their first games of the year and take a run at the top, with Chivu's Nerazzurri leading the way. Fiorentina and Torino rebound.

Inter broke the Bologna taboo and regained the top spot alone, but Napoli didn't give up and Conte beat Sarri's Lazio.

The Inter break the taboo Bologna, takes the three points at San Siro by beating the Emilians 3-1 and climbs alone to the top of the table. However, the Naples he doesn't give up and chases her at just two points distance: Antonio Conte wins the duel with the ex Sarri and Napoli takes home the victory from the Olimpico, liquidating the Lazio with a clear 2-0. Now at the top of the table there are three: Inter with 39 points, Milan at 38 and Napoli at 37 but all three have a game to recover, which authorizes us to think about a mini-escape of the three leading teams, considering that Juve and Rome, despite having played one more game, are on 33 points and can now only aspire to a place in the Champions League.

Yesterday, Inter prevailed over Bologna with relative ease: Zielinski put them ahead in the 39th minute, then Lautaro doubled the lead in the 48th minute to consolidate his lead in the top scorers' table, and finally Thuram scored the third goal in the 74th minute. Castro scored Bologna's consolation goal in the 83rd minute.

Napoli also had an easy win in Rome, where they defeated Lazio 2-0 in the first half with a goal from Spinazzola in the 13th minute and another from Rrahmani in the 32nd. The final whistle, however, resulted in three players being sent off: Tijjani Noslin and Marusic for Lazio and Mazzocchi for Napoli. But the result was already sealed.

Worth noting is the resurrection of the Fiorentina who beat Cremonese at home in the dead of night with goals from the reborn Kean and Turin who conquered Verona 3-0.

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