Champions-elect Inter Milan were forced to settle for a 2–2 draw away at Torino on Sunday, squandering a two-goal advantage as the Serie A title race remains mathematically alive with four matches left.
Inter stay top on 79 points, still 10 clear of Napoli, who boosted their push with a 4–0 win over Cremonese on Friday.
AC Milan sit third, three points behind Napoli, while Juventus occupy fourth ahead of their clash later in the day.
Inter looked in control after Marcus Thuram broke the deadlock in the 23rd minute, heading home from a precise cross delivered by Federico Dimarco.
After the interval, Yann Bisseck doubled the lead, also via a header from Dimarco’s set-piece delivery, with the wing-back continuing his outstanding season in terms of assists.
However, Torino mounted a spirited comeback. Giovanni Simeone reduced the deficit midway through the second half, finishing smartly after a well-worked move that lifted the home crowd.
The momentum shifted further when a handball incident led to a penalty, which Nikola Vlašić converted confidently to bring Torino level.
Inter pushed late for a winner, with Piotr Zielinski missing a chance in stoppage time, but Torino held firm to secure a valuable point that also guarantees their Serie A safety.
Earlier, Inter had created several openings, including a header wide from Manuel Akanji and a save from Alberto Paleari to deny Ange-Yoan Bonny, but they were ultimately punished for failing to manage their lead.
