Serie A: the interior machine widens the gap in the lead, Naples walks with a great Osimhen

Inter Milan gave Atalanta Bergamo (5th) a very bad evening, beaten 4-0 on Wednesday at San Siro in a late match of the 21st day, and increased their lead at the top of the standings to 12 points. Serie A on Juventus Turin.

After 25 balanced minutes, during which Atalanta even struck first through De Ketelaere (10th), whose goal was finally refused after reading the video images, the ball having previously rolled on Mirantchouk's arm, the interior machine is started. Lautaro Martinez, whose shot from around twenty meters went over, placed a first banderilla (25th). Inter opened the scoring a minute later: launched by Lautaro Martinez, Mkhitaryan was narrowly beaten by Carnesecchi who came out to meet him, but the ball pushed back by the Atalanta goalkeeper was taken by Matteo Darmian (1-0, 26th) . Inter created several chances in the last quarter of an hour of this period, and logically doubled the lead just before the return to the locker room by Lautaro Martinez, untenable, with a pivotal shot from eighteen meters (45 1) .

Inter tripled the lead at the start of the second half, following a penalty whistled for a foul by Hans Hateboer. Lautaro Martinez saw his penalty shot superbly repelled by Carnesecchi... into the feet of Federico Dimarco who followed: 3-0 (54th). Davide Frattesi added a fourth goal for the Nerazzurri, with a header at the near post from a free kick from Alexis Sanchez who had barely entered the game (71st). Inter has just won three times in a row, in a championship that it crushes with its superiority, by the same score of 4-0.

At the start of the evening, on a lawn damaged by rain, Naples (9th) went to beat Sassuolo (17th with the same number of points as Hellas Verona, last relegated) 6-1 in another late match of the 21st day. With the first hat-trick of the season from its Nigerian star Victor Osimhen. Uros Racic had given the advantage to Sassuolo (17th), but Napoli turned the tide by scoring three goals, including two by Osimhen, in twelve minutes between the 29th and 41st.

As soon as the restart, Naples removed all suspense from the match by scoring two new goals in seven minutes: the first by Osimhen from close range after a poor recovery from the Sassuolo defense (47th), the second from a curling shot from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia ( 51st). The Georgian international drove the point home a little further by scoring a sixth goal for Naples with a left shot into the area after a corner (75th).