Serie A: Inter Milan secures a last-gasp victory against Verona, while Milan narrowly defeats Roma. Fiorentina continues its crisis.

Inter, Milan, and Roma are now one point behind league leaders Napoli. The Nerazzurri won 2-1 in Verona thanks to a last-minute own goal. Milan won the big match against the Giallorossi 1-0, drawing level with them in the standings. Fiorentina also lost to Lecce, remaining in second-to-last place and with Pioli's departure ever closer. Pisa picked up another point in a 2-2 draw against Torino, while Bologna moved up to fifth place with a 3-1 defeat of Parma.

Verona-Inter 1-2

Inter beat Verona 2-1 in the lunchtime match of the tenth round of Serie A and achieved their second consecutive victory in the league, moving to within a single point of leaders Napoli, awaiting Milan-Roma. The Nerazzurri took the lead in the 15th minute thanks to a gem from ZielinskiThe Pole volleys from the edge of the box after a Calhanoglu play following a corner. After taking the lead, Chivu's team slows down and controls possession without their usual intensity. At 40' Young He equalized with a powerful, precise right-footed shot that left Sommer with no chance. Just before halftime, Orban even came close to taking the lead, hitting the post to the right of the Swiss goalkeeper.

In the second half Inter tried to react but struggled to create real chances, until the 94th minute, when on a cross from Barella, the Verona defender Milling tools involuntarily deflects towards his own goal, surprising Montipò and giving the Nerazzurri three very important points. It ends 1-2.

Fiorentina-Lecce 0-1

The Viola started with a good pace but struggled to create any danger, and in the 23rd minute a defensive lapse proved fatal: Berisha recovered the ball on the edge of the box and served Morente, who closed the triangle with the same Berisha for the 1-0 lead from close range. The Salento side managed the game carefully and closed the first half with a comfortable lead.

In the second half, Pioli overhauled the midfield and brought in fresh attacking talent, including Gudmundsson, Kean, and Dzeko, but the Viola's pressure failed to translate into real scoring opportunities. Lecce closed the game in an orderly fashion and held firm until the end. In the 84th minute, the referee awarded a penalty to the home team for contact between Pierotti and Ranieri, but VAR overturned the decision. The match ends. 0-1.

Lecce earned three precious points that brought them to nine points, while Fiorentina remained stuck on four, with Pioli's position increasingly at risk.

Turin-Pisa 2-2

The guests started very strong and in the 13th minute they hit the crossbar with Akinsanmiro; on the same action, Moreo He took advantage of the rebound and scored his first Serie A goal with a precise left-footed shot. The second goal came in the 29th minute: Casadei fouled Vural in the area and Moreo, from the penalty spot, scores his personal brace.

Torino does not give up and closes the gap in the 42nd minute with Simeon, good at fooling the goalkeeper with a soft header. In injury time, in the 48th minute, Lazaro serves Adams, who controls and fires under the crossbar to make it 2-2.

After Baroni was sent off for protesting, the second half was played at a slower pace, with both teams more focused on not losing than winning. The score remained unchanged, and the match ended. 2-2.

Parma-Bologna 1-3

The match started in the worst possible way for Bologna. After just twelve seconds, a long clearance by Suzuki found a fortunate deflection that favoured Barnabas, who did well to beat Ravaglia with a precise diagonal shot to make it 1-0. The visitors responded and Orsolini and Odgaard had plenty of chances. The equalizer came in the 17th minute, when Holm perfectly served Castro, who beats Suzuki and restores the score to parity. Shortly after, Britschgi gives Bologna a scare by hitting the crossbar. In the 35th minute, Ordoñez picks up a second yellow card and leaves Parma with ten men. Bologna immediately takes advantage of their numerical superiority, coming close to overtaking on several occasions through Odgaard and Rowe.

In the second half, the Rossoblù attacked again. Castro hit the side netting, Pobega grazed the post, but it took an incident to finally break the deadlock. In the 67th minute, a powerful cross from Juan Miranda sent the Ducal defense into a panic, causing them to make a mess in the penalty area, allowing Castro to score his personal brace and make it 2-1. Parma only tried to react with a chance from Cutrone, but suffered again in the final minutes. Dallinga hit the crossbar in a sensational way and, in injury time, it was Miranda to close the game on Cambiaghi's assist and with a precise touch for the final 3-1.

Milan-Roma 1-0

Gasperini's team approached the match better, causing Milan problems with high pressing and a steady tempo. Allegri's men made several errors in the build-up play, allowing Roma at least three clear chances. First, Cristante nearly took the lead with a close-range header, then El Ayanoui and Dybala tested Maignan with two vicious shots. In the 39th minute, Leao accelerated down the left, beat his direct opponent, and crossed a perfect ball for the winner. pavlovic, who only needed to tap in from close range to make it 1-0. At the end of the half, the Rossoneri came close to doubling their lead with Fofana, whose shot went wide after a move similar to the one that gave them the lead.

In the second half, Milan raised their game and took control, coming close to doubling their lead several times. Ricci and Fofana both attempted shots from outside the box, while Nkunku hit the post with a fortuitous deflection. In the 68th minute, Leao had a chance to seal the win, but Hermoso cleared the ball off the line and kept Roma alive. In the 82nd minute, Fofana's arm was outstretched in the wall, and the referee awarded a penalty. Dybala stepped up to the spot, but Maignan sensed the corner and saved. The match ends. 1-0.