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Inter Milan Beat Bologna 3-1 To Move Clear At Serie A Summit

By WAF News Desk 2 min read
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Inter Milan Beat Bologna 3-1 To Move Clear At Serie A Summit

Inter Milan secured a comeback victory at Bologna's Dall'Ara stadium, according to Football Italia, with goals from Marcus Thuram, Carlos Augusto and Ange-Yoan Bonny delivering a 3-1 win. The result inflicted a first defeat on Bologna under manager Raffaele Palladino, who had overseen positive early results including a draw with Torino and an away victory at Lecce.

The Nerazzurri travelled to Emilia-Romagna amid injury concerns following a 4-3 Champions League home defeat to Club Brugge. Lautaro Martinez faces a month out with a thigh injury, whilst Benjamin Pavard, Curtis Jones and John Stones were already unavailable. Bologna fielded their own depleted squad, having lost Riccardo Orsolini and Emil Holm to injury.

Matteo Darmian featured against his former club Bologna, having joined the Rossoblu as a free agent on 8 October. Bologna created early chances, with Tommaso Pobega's quick counter-attack nearly producing a goal when he surprised Josep Martinez at the near post, whilst Niccolò Cambiaghi came close to adding a second for the hosts from a corner.

Inter's comeback proved decisive as they secured three points to consolidate their position near the Serie A summit. The victory represented another strong response from the Milan side despite their European setback and mounting injury list.

Reporting from Football Italia

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