Mauro Icardi scored twice for Inter in a 4-0 win at
Udinese that extends their Serie A lead to four points. Photo: Filed.
Mauro Icardi scored twice as Inter put in a dominant
performance to win 4-0 at Udinese and extend their lead at the
top of Serie A to four points.
Icardi, recalled to the side after being dropped for last
weekend's 1-0 victory over Genoa, put Inter ahead midway
through the first half and Stevan Jovetic doubled the lead.
Inter had to wait until the closing minutes for a third goal, Icardi
on target again with a powerful finish for his sixth goal of the
season, before Marcelo Brozovic completed a fine team
performance with a brilliant curling strike.
With Scudetto rivals Napoli hosting Roma and Fiorentina
travelling to Juventus on Sunday, Roberto Mancini's men are
now in a strong position at the summit.
Palermo beat Frosinone 4-1 at home to climb away from the
relegation zone. Edoardo Goldaniga and Franco Vazquez put the
hosts 2-0 up within the first 17 minutes, but Paolo Sammarco
struck back before the break.
Aleksandar Trajkovski made it 3-1 with substitute Alberto
Gilardino adding late gloss to the scoreline.
Luca Rossettini's injury time strike gave Bologna a 1-0 win at
Genoa, with both sides having a man sent off in the last 10
minutes.
Diego Perotti saw red for the hosts before Amadou Diawara was
given a second yellow card shortly before the final whistle.
Elsewhere, Sassuolo's home game against Torino was
postponed due to heavy fog.
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