According to Inter club historian Marco Bellinazzo, this title marks Inter's third in six seasons, reinforcing their recent dominance in Italian football. He also confirmed that the win represents the club's 21st Serie A championship, underscoring their historical pedigree. Marcus Thuram opened the scoring, and Henrikh Mkhitaryan added the second goal, sealing the victory.
Meanwhile, AC Milan's faint title aspirations were extinguished after a 2-0 loss to Sassuolo, according to the match summary. Domenico Berardi struck early for Sassuolo in the 5th minute, and Fikayo Tomori was sent off for Milan in the 24th minute, as detailed in the referee's report, leaving Milan with ten men. Armand Laurienté doubled the lead shortly after halftime with a well-placed shot, per game officials.
Milan now sit 15 points behind Inter, with multiple reports highlighting concerns about their Champions League qualification hopes and their inconsistent form. Juventus managed only a 1-1 home draw against Verona, as per official match data. The race for Champions League spots includes Napoli, Milan, Juventus, Como, and Roma, according to league standings.
In remarks attributed to Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri by team press officers, he indicated that Milan must secure two more wins to guarantee a Champions League berth. The draw puts additional pressure on Juventus to secure a top-four finish. In Spain, Barcelona secured a 2-1 victory at Osasuna, moving 14 points clear of Real Madrid, as stated in league reports.
Celta Vigo defeated Elche 3-1 at home, and Getafe fell 2-0 to Rayo Vallecano, match summaries confirmed. The title race appears all but decided, with Real Madrid's slim chances depending on Barcelona dropping points in the remaining fixtures. In Germany, St Pauli suffered a 2-1 home defeat against Mainz, and Borussia Dortmund lost 1-0 at Borussia Mönchengladbach, according to Bundesliga accounts.