Rome-SANA
Inter Milan topped the Serie A club after surprisingly uplifting in the second half, and turned two points late to a 4-2 victory over rivals Milan.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic made the first goal, scored by Ante Rebic, and then hit the net with a header, leading Milan 2-0 to deserve the end of the first half.
However, Inter equalized within two minutes at the start of the second half through Marcelo Prozovic with a powerful shot from outside the region and Matthias Vicino before a header by Stefan de Frey gave Inter a lead in the 70th minute.
Ibrahimovic hit the post in the last minute with Milan looking for a draw, but the team of coach Antonio Conte settled the victory in injury time, with a header from Romelu Lukaku.
Inter advanced to the lead on goal difference after raising its score to 54 points from 23 games, equal with defending champions Juventus, who lost 2-1 to Elas Verona yesterday, while Milan's balance remained 32 points in tenth place.