Defender Matteo Gabbia's late header
earned AC Milan a 2-1 win over Serie A champions Inter on
Sunday, ending a run of six defeats in the derby and easing the
pressure on coach Paulo Fonseca after a shaky start to the
season.
United States midfielder Christian Pulisic had given Milan an
early lead only for Inter's Federico Dimarco to equalise later
in the first half.
Inter are sixth and Milan are seventh, with both teams on eight
points from five games, while Torino remain the surprise early
leaders with 11 points after their 3-2 win at Hellas Verona on
Friday.
AS Roma thumped Udinese 3-0 at home on Sunday in their first
match under new coach Ivan Juric amid fan protests at the
sacking of club legend Daniele De Rossi following a poor start
to the campaign.
Lina Souloukou resigned as Roma CEO on Sunday after becoming the
target of fan anger over the dismissal.
Artem Dovbyk, Paulo Dybala and Tommaso Baldanzi were on target
to earn Roma their first win of the season.
Roma are 10th with six points while Udinese, who started the
weekend top of the table, dropped to third place with 10.
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