Sassuolo
Inter
Sassuolo: 47. Consigli, 5. Erlic, 13. Ferrari G., 19. Kumbulla, 22. Toljan( till 86'), 43. Doig, 7. Matheus H.( till 86'), 35. Lipani( till 71'), 42. Thorstvedt( till 59'), 9. Pinamonti, 45. Lauriente A.
Substitution: 24. Boloca(from 59'), 14. Obiang P.(from 71'), 2. Missori(from 86'), 6. Racic U.(from 86')
Bench: 25. Pegolo, 28. Cragno, 3. Holmgren Pedersen, 21. Viti M., 11. Bajrami N., 23. Volpato C., 8. Mulattieri, 15. Ceide
Yellow Cards: Boloca 90'
Inter: 77. Audero, 2. Dumfries( till 60'), 6. de Vrij, 28. Pavard, 30. Carlos Augusto, 95. Bastoni( till 69'), 22. Mkhitaryan( till 60'), 16. Frattesi( till 69'), 21. Asllani K.( till 74'), 10. Martínez L., 70. Sanchez A.
Substitution: 7. Cuadrado(from 60'), 8. Arnautovic(from 60'), 17. Buchanan T.(from 69'), 23. Barella(from 69'), 14. Klaassen D.(from 74')
Bench: 1. Sommer, 12. Di Gennaro, 31. Bisseck, 32. Dimarco, 36. Darmian, 5. Sensi, 20. Çalhanoğlu, 9. Thuram M.
Yellow Cards: Pavard 89'
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Çalhanoğlu struck twice in Inter’s first home game as champions of Italy to sink Torino
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The Nerazzurri secured their 20th league
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Okafor scored in the dying stages of the game, and just 2 minutes after coming on to salvage a draw for the visiting Rossoneri
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The Friulani drew first blood thanks to Samardzic’s opener, but in the end it was Inter who claimed all three points
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Inter moved back to 14 points clear at the top
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The former Nerazzurri defender Juan Jesus struck in the latter stages of Napoli’s clash with the league leaders
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Atlético Madrid advances to the quarterfinals
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The Nerazzurri made it 10 wins on the spin thanks to a well-placed header by the young German defender
