Serie A: This game makes you want more

Many fans were probably speechless at 19.54:4 p.m. when the referee blew the final whistle on the amazing match between Inter and Juventus. The two teams, who are considered favorites to win the Italian championship this year, fought a thrilling battle and certainly didn't hold back on goals. In the 4:XNUMX draw, fans saw a total of eight goals.

The first half was particularly crazy, with five of the eight goals scored. After Piotr Zielinski took the lead (15th, penalty), Dusan Vlahovic (20th) and Timothy Weah (27th) turned the game around. But Inter were unfazed and struck back before half-time. First, Henrikh Mkhitaryan converted a Marcus Thuram pass to make it 2-2 (35th), and two minutes later Zielinski scored twice from penalties (37th). The Black and Blues went into the dressing rooms with a 3-2 lead.

Yildiz with a brace After the break, the home team came out of the dressing room better, and after eight minutes Denzel Dumfries scored from a corner to make it 4:2 for Inter (53'). The preliminary decision? No way! After Inter still had a few chances at first (Juve keeper Michele Di Gregorio made a strong save), the Turin team became stronger and stronger and were rewarded for it.

Hit the target twice: Juve's Kenan Yildiz. © APA/afp / GABRIEL BOUYS

Or rather, it was Kenan Yildiz who was rewarded for it. The 19-year-old Turkish talent was initially responsible for the goal when he beat Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer with a flat diagonal shot (71'). In the hectic final phase, the offensive star then scored another goal: a cross from the eye-catching Francisco Conceicao landed at Yildiz, who finished with his left foot to make it 4:4 - Sommer didn't look particularly good this time (82').

2 wins, 2 draws What else happened in Serie A? In addition to Lazio's 3-0 home victory over Genoa, there were two more draws and one win on Sunday. Parma and Empoli drew 1-1, while the match between Monza and Venice ended 2-2. Fiorentina will then host Roma at 20.45:5 p.m. In the evening game, Fiorentina outclassed Roma with a crystal clear 1-XNUMX victory and sent coach Ivan Juric's team even further into crisis.

Serie A, 9th matchday Parma – Empoli 1:1 Goals: 0:1 Coulibaly (35th/own goal), 1:1 Charpentier (80th)

Monza – Venice 2:2 Goals: 0:1 Ellertsson (15th), 1:1 Kyriakopoulos (23rd), 1:2 Svoboda (39th), 2:2 Djuric (44th)

Lazio – Genoa 3:0 Goals: 1:0 Noslin (21st), 2:0 Pedro (86th), 3:0 Vecino (90th + 4th)

Inter – Juventus 4-4 Goals: 1:0 Zielinski (15th/penalty), 1:1 Vlahovic (20th), 1:2 Weah (27th), 2:2 Mkhitaryan (35th), 3:2 Zielinski (37th/penalty) , 4:2 Dumfries (53rd), 4:3 Yildiz (71st), 4:4 Yildiz (82nd)

Fiorentina – Roma 5-1 Goals: 1:0 Kean (9th), 2:0 Beltran (17th/penalty), 2:1 Kone (39th), 3:1 Kean (41st), 4:1 Bove (52nd), 5:1 Hummels (71st/own goal)

The table

SP G U V TV P 1. Inter 26 17 6 3 59:24 57 2. Naples 26 17 5 4 42:21 56 3. Atalanta 26 16 6 4 59:26 54 4. Juventus 26 12 13 1 43:21 49 5. Lazio 26 14 5 7 47:34 47 6.Bologna 26 11 11 4 40:32 44 7. Fiorentina 26 12 6 8 41:28 42 8.Milan 26 11 8 7 38:28 41 9. Roma 26 11 7 8 40:29 40 10.Udinese 26 10 6 10 33:37 36 11. Torino 26 7 10 9 29:32 31 12. Genoa 26 7 9 10 24:34 30 13. As 26 7 7 12 32:41 28 14. Hellas Verona 26 8 2 16 27:54 26 15. Cagliari 26 6 7 13 26:40 25 16. Lecce 26 6 7 13 18:42 25 17. Parma 26 5 8 13 32:45 23 18. Empoli 26 4 9 13 22:43 21 19. Venice 26 3 8 15 22:41 17 20.Monza 26 2 8 16 21:43 14

Serie A Italian	SP	TV	P
1. Inter	25	60:21	61
2.Milan	24	40:18	53
3. Naples	25	38:25	50
4. Roma	25	31:16	47
5. Juventus	25	43:23	46
6. Atalanta	25	34:21	42
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Serie A: This game makes you want more

Spectators were treated to a crazy, exciting and, above all, goal-rich match on Sunday at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, where Inter hosted Juventus. However, there was no winner at the end of the hard-fought 90 minutes.

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