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Serie A: Inter Held to 1-1 Draw by Atalanta as League Title Race Remains Open
Inter missed chances and conceded a late equalizer by Atalanta’s Nikola Krstovic, leaving the Serie A title race open with Inter eight points ahead of AC Milan.
- On Saturday, Inter Milan was held to a 1-1 draw at home by Atalanta, leaving the Serie A title race open, as Francesco Pio Esposito scored first before Nikola Krstovic equalised.
- Failing to convert chances, Inter had early possession but poor final balls allowed Atalanta to threaten on the counter and level late after Yann Sommer saved Kamaldeen Sulemana’s shot.
- Yann Sommer made an early stop but scrambled clear with Giorgio Scalvini close, Inter manager Cristian Chivu was sent off after protests, and Marcus Thuram missed a one-on-one blocked by Marco Carnesecchi.
- Inter sit on 68 points, eight ahead of second-placed AC Milan, which visits Lazio on Sunday, so the draw keeps Milan within striking distance after Inter's 15-game unbeaten run ended last weekend.
- Despite their poor run, Atalanta remain seventh on 47 points after a four-game winless stretch including Tuesday's 6-1 defeat by Bayern Munich, while Italy coach Gennaro Gattuso attended.
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Nerazzurri furious with the referee Manganiello: protests both on the occasion of the goal of the same of Atalanta is spoiled by a suspicious contact between Sulemana and the Dutch outside is due to the contrast in the area Frattesi-Scalvini
·Italy
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Bright finish in San Siro. The furious leader also for a contact in the final in the Atalentina area between Frattesi and Scalvini
·Turin, Italy
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Milan had the opportunity to close in on leaders Inter, who drew with Atalanta, but were defeated at the Olimpico and the gap increased from 7 to 8 points.
·Greece
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Charles De Ketelaere replayed with the Atalanta after more than a month's absence. The Red Devil came up against the Inter.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right0Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution75% Left
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources lean Left
75% Left
L 75%
C 25%
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