“Rasmus Højlund doubles Napoli's lead with a left-footed strike from outside the box, capping a rapid two-goal burst that stunned the hosts.”
Pivotal“Lautaro Martínez halves the deficit almost immediately, converting from close range after a corner sequence to give Inter belief.”
Pivotal“Marcus Thuram, introduced at half-time, levels the score at 2-2, rewarding Inter's relentless second-half pressure.”
Pivotal“Lautaro Martínez completes his brace and the comeback with a dramatic stoppage-time winner, sending Inter's fans into raptures.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Napoli stunned Inter with two goals inside three second-half minutes, Politano and Højlund capitalizing on quick transitions to put the visitors 2-0 up just after the hour mark. But Inter's dominance eventually told - 63% possession, 29 shots to 16, and 91 dangerous attacks compared to Napoli's 34 painted a picture of a team that controlled territory even while behind on the scoreboard. Lautaro Martínez pulled one back almost immediately, Marcus Thuram leveled things at 82' after coming on at half-time, and then Lautaro struck again in the 90th minute to complete the comeback. For Inter, this result underlines their title credentials and resilience under pressure, while Napoli will rue squandering a two-goal cushion despite a spirited display that briefly had them dreaming of an upset in Milan.
How entertaining was this match?
Inter ride a perfect start into a San Siro clash with Napoli, but the good vibes are clouded by Piero Ausilio's shock departure as sporting director. Napoli arrive off a home defeat to Como and a fresh injury scare for Scott McTominay, with Allegri already tipping the hosts as title favourites.