Inter Milan Is Stuck, AC Milan's Comfortable Road To Scudetto

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TORINO - One of the top four occupants of the Italian Serie A standings, Inter Milan, was unexpectedly stuck during his visit to the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Monday, March 14.

Needing a win to maintain their chance of winning the Scudetto this season, Brozovic et al almost went home empty-handed, because since the 12th minute Samir Handanovic's goal had been uprooted by the opponent, Torino, by kicking his center-back, Gleison Bremer.

Luckily, Alexis Sanchez, who came on from the bench to replace Lautaro Martinez, managed to score the equalizer in injury time, precisely in the 93rd minute.

With only one additional point, La Beneamata has now slipped down to the third place with a score of 59 points, minus four points from the top standings, AC Milan.

This result is certainly good news for Rossoneri and their loyal supporters.

The reason is that before the Inter vs Torino match, the position of Tonali and team, as the leader of the standings, is still not safe because Il Nerazzurri still has two games left to play.

By assuming both matches will be won, then Inter will automatically return to the top caste shifting AC Milan with a surplus of one point.

Unfortunately, the calculations on paper could not be turned into reality by Simone Inzaghi's team. Now, with only one game left yet to be played. So the maximum points that can be achieved by Il Biscone will still be minus one point behind 'The Step Brother'.

Even if you are not careful, the Blue and Black Team could slip even more, because the opponents to be faced in the next week are Fiorentina and Juventus, two opponents that deserve to be watched out for.

Despite being left behind by their main striker, Dusan Vlahovic, who moved to Juve in the transfer window last winter, Fiorentina have found a replacement in Krzysztof Piątek, who keeps them competitive.

Meanwhile, Juventus, despite stumbling at the start of the season, has secretly recorded the last 15 matches without being touched by defeat.

So, as the defending champion of last season's Serie A champion, is Inter Milan ready for its crown to be won by another club?