Inter Milan hammer Bologna to lead Serie A
Inter Milan have bounced back from their midweek Champions League defeat with an emphatic 6-1 rout of Bologna at the San Siro.
Inter went ahead early, as Argentina striker, Lautaro Martinez opened the net with a 1st time shot, just 6 minutes into the match. The hosts upped the pressure and managed to make find 2 more goals before the break. And then, Matias Vecino made it 4-nil in the 54th, before newly joined striker, Edin Dzeko, scored a brace in the span of 5 minutes to put the match beyond doubt.
Bologna scored a goal with 2 minutes remaining, But it was just a mere consolation. So, The Nerazzurri stay unbeaten in the league under new manager Simone Inzaghi and have now temporarily moved up to the top of the Serie A.
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