Serie A
Serie sees L’Inter Milan overturn deficit as Marcus Thuram scores

At the Giuseppe Meazza stadium on Sunday, supporters of L’Inter Milan packed the terraces hoping for drama, only to witness a late turnaround. Trailing after the 65th minute, the Nerazzurri fought back and, thanks to a Marcus Thuram strike in stoppage time, secured a 2‑1 victory over Fiorentina.
Second place fuels home push
Following Lazio’s 2‑1 win over Parma, the Nerazzurri moved into second place in Serie A. The victory left them one point behind the Romans, and their only aim on Sunday was to claim three points at home to keep the title chase alive. A win would have given them a chance to leapfrog Lazio in the standings.
Fiorentina entered the match deep in the relegation zone, sitting eighteenth and described as “in the red”. Their recent form had been poor, making the encounter a crucial test for both sides.
Late goals seal comeback
Inter dominated the opening half, registering three times more attempts and shots on target than Fiorentina, yet goalkeeper David De Gea repeatedly denied them. Despite the pressure, the Nerazzurri failed to find the net before the break.
Lazio leads Serie A while Inter looks to catch up
The deadlock was broken in the 65th minute when Nicolo Fagioli supplied Alejandro Jimenez, who slotted home to put Fio ahead 1‑0. The goal forced Inter to chase the game for the remainder of the match.
Back on the pitch, Inter controlled the ball with 73 percent possession and unleashed 24 attempts, eight of which were on target – six times more than the Fio. Yet the clock ticked on without a breakthrough.
Stoppage time finally delivered a response when Marcus Thuram struck in the 90+1 minute, restoring parity at 1‑1. The goal revived the home crowd’s hopes in the dying moments.
Gattuso warns Lazio’s Serie A lead is fragile as Inter await Fiorentina on Sunday
Just minutes later, a handball by a Fiorentina defender awarded a penalty, which Piotr Zielinski converted in the 90+7 minute to clinch a 2‑1 win. The triumph propelled L’Inter Milan to the top of Serie A, edging Lazio on goal difference, while Fiorentina’s relegation battle continued.