Call L for late deaths!Lautaro Martinez – whose stoppage-time header decided that sensational World Cup semifinal between Argentina and England a few months ago – recreated some of that madness this Saturday night to push Inter Milan to a miraculous 3-2 win against Napoli.After a rather dull and goalless first half, the Serie A derby at the mythical Giuseppe Meazza Stadium transformed into a five-goal thriller and a genuine rollercoaster – the visitors were two goals up after 53 minutes, and at that point it seemed like Max Allegri's side were about to stun the home side on their ground.Alas, that's when Lautaro kicked in.ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! WHAT. A. MATCH.THE COMEBACK IS COMPLETE FOR INTER! IT IS BEDLAM AT SAN SIRO!Lautaro Martínez with the brace!Chris Wittyngham with the call on CBS! pic.twitter.com/Uo0DpHAFXi— Braylon Breeze (@Braylon_Breeze) September 5, 2026 A bit like Serhou Guirassy and his heroics against Hoffenheim a few hours earlier, Martinez single-handedly kickstarted a marvellous comeback as the Nerazzurri came from behind to celebrate a shocking triumph.Three goals arrived in the space of just six minutes at the beginning of the second half. Barella lost possession before throwing himself in front of Matteo Politano's shot.He could do nothing about the rebound, however, as Politano found the net to open the floodgates. The former Inter winger made no mistake from the loose ball, putting Napoli 1-0 ahead.They doubled the lead just three minutes later. Rasmus Hojlund, who had struggled with his earlier chance, made amends after a scramble in front of goal, somehow squeezing the ball through Piotr Zielinski's legs and into the net.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936891##But then came Lautaro… The Inter captain darted in front of Amir Rrahmani to meet Federico Dimarco's excellent cross and reduce the deficit to 2-1. The Nerazzurri turned up the pressure again, and it paid off in the 82nd minute when Marcus Thuram rose brilliantly to meet Carlos Augusto's cross and restore Inter’s two-goal advantage. Yet Lautaro had the final say, striking again in the first minute of stoppage time to complete the scoring.There was still plenty of drama between those two goals, with both sides creating excellent opportunities in an extraordinary end-to-end battle. At times, the match resembled basketball more than football, with almost every attack carrying genuine danger.How did Napoli not win the game here against inter Milan. What a miss #InterNapoli pic.twitter.com/nAawRpjtaG— Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 (@Vfynn_) September 5, 2026 Napoli will particularly rue Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa's missed opportunity, as the midfielder had a chance to put his side ahead before Inter found the net for the third time. And for the ecstatic celebrations between players and their passsionate fans.SERIE A – MATCHDAY 3FridayGenoa – Como 1-4 (1-3)/Osmajic 19 – Baturina 25, Diao 30, 78, Paz 40SaturdayFiorentina – Torino 1-2 (0-0)/Pellegrino 47 – Mandragora 74, Adams 82/Inter – Napoli 3-2 (0-0)/Lautaro 56, 90+1, Thuram 82 – Politano 50, Hojlund 53/22.45: (1.70) Roma (3.60) Atalanta (5.30) Sunday17.00: (2.75) Frosinone (3.25) Venezia (2.65) 17.00: (2.55) Parma (3.15) Monza (2.95) 20.00: (2.05) Bologna (3.40) Sassuolo (3.70) 22.45: (2.15) Juventus (3.45) Milan (3.70)Monday20.30: (1.97) Cagliari (3.35) Lecce (4.10) 22.45: (2.95) Udinese (3.15) Lazio (2.55) ***odds are subject to change***
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