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The title race in Serie A is still far from having returned its verdict, far from it. The Napoli missed the mark on the field of AS Rome on Sunday by being joined in additional time by the Giallorossi. The Partenopei thought of taking five points on the Inter, but the Nerazzurri still have three points less with one less match and a better difference in goals. Teleaders play their match late on Wednesday against Fiorentina!
As a symbol, it was Leonardo Spinazzola, the former Roma player, who opened the scoring for the Neapolitan formation at the Olimpico. On an opening from Juan Jesus, the left -wing piston 2021 European champion in the opposing goalkeeper, Mile Svilar (29th). The rest of the game disappointed until a mad match. Angelino, the other left piston side of the meeting, has magnificently resumed a center of Alexis Saelemaekers in the 92nd minute of the game.
An intense Milan derby!
Earlier this Sunday, Inter also snatched a point in additional time during a Madonnina derby animated against AC Milan (1-1). Tijjani Reijnders opened the scoring for the Rossoneri (45th), before many opportunities spoiled by the men of Simone Inzaghi in front of Mike Maignan. A goal from Stefan de Vrij, on a discount of the recruit Nicola Zalewski in the 93rd, saved the Italian champion in defeat.
Milan and Roma are still lagging behind in the race for Europe. Théo Hernandez and his teammates are eighth of Serie A, five points behind the top 4. The club of the capital, where Manu Koné shines this season, is 9th with four units less than the Milanese…
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