• Lazio manager Simone Inzaghi leaves the pitch after the defeat to Atalanta. AFP
    Lazio manager Simone Inzaghi leaves the pitch after the defeat to Atalanta. AFP
  • Atalanta defender Timothy Castagne and Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic go for a header. AFP
    Atalanta defender Timothy Castagne and Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic go for a header. AFP
  • Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino, left, scores against Lazio. AP Photo
    Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino, left, scores against Lazio. AP Photo
  • Atalanta celebrate after beating Lazio at the Gewiss Stadium in Bergamo. EPA
    Atalanta celebrate after beating Lazio at the Gewiss Stadium in Bergamo. EPA
  • Atalanta's Jose Palomino scores the winning goal against Lazio. EPA
    Atalanta's Jose Palomino scores the winning goal against Lazio. EPA
  • Joaquin Correa attempts a tackle against Atalanta. Getty Images
    Joaquin Correa attempts a tackle against Atalanta. Getty Images
  • Josè Maria Paolomino celebrate after scoring Atalanta's second goal against Lazio. Getty Images
    Josè Maria Paolomino celebrate after scoring Atalanta's second goal against Lazio. Getty Images
  • Lazio's Andre Anderson in action with Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino. Reuters
    Lazio's Andre Anderson in action with Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino. Reuters
  • Atalanta's Luis Muriel in action with Lazio's Patric. Reuters
    Atalanta's Luis Muriel in action with Lazio's Patric. Reuters
  • Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino celebrates scoring the third goal against Lazio. Reuters
    Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino celebrates scoring the third goal against Lazio. Reuters
  • Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino scores their third goal against Lazio. Reuters
    Atalanta's Jose Luis Palomino scores their third goal against Lazio. Reuters
  • Lazio Simone Inzaghi watches the match from the touchline. Getty Images
    Lazio Simone Inzaghi watches the match from the touchline. Getty Images
  • Luis Albertoi Lazio in action against Atalanta. Getty Images
    Luis Albertoi Lazio in action against Atalanta. Getty Images
  • Ciro Immobile of Lazio competes for the ball with Pierluigi Gollini of Atalanta. Getty
    Ciro Immobile of Lazio competes for the ball with Pierluigi Gollini of Atalanta. Getty
  • Atalanta's Ruslan Malinovskyi celebrates scoring his team's second goal. Reuters
    Atalanta's Ruslan Malinovskyi celebrates scoring his team's second goal. Reuters
  • Sergej Milinkoivc Savic of Lazio celebrate his team's second goal.Getty Images
    Sergej Milinkoivc Savic of Lazio celebrate his team's second goal.Getty Images

'Regret' for Lazio and Inter Milan after failure to win hands Juventus huge boost in Serie A title race


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Lazio manager Simone Inzaghi has admitted his players are "a little down" after surrendering a two-goal lead in a 3-2 defeat at Atalanta on Wednesday that saw the Rome club fall off the pace in the Serie A title race.

Lazio, playing their first game since February 29 after the coronavirus lockdown, went ahead after six minutes courtesy of a Marten De Roon own-goal, with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic adding a superb second from distance five minutes later.

But Robin Gosens headed fourth-placed Atalanta back into the game seven minutes before the break and Ruslan Malinovskyi riflled in the equaliser on 66 minutes.

Jose Luis Palomino then sealed the home win 10 minutes from time.

Lazio - bidding for their third Serie A title after 1974 and 2000 - have lost just three times in the league this season. Their most recent defeat before Wednesday was 1-0 at the hands of Inter Milan on September 25.

"We knew that returning against Atalanta was one of the worst opponents to have," said Inzaghi, whose side were held 3-3 by the Bergamo side in Rome in October.

"Unfortunately the title race gets more complicated and we regret this, because we're coming off a long series of unbeaten games. I don't like losing and the lads are a little down."

Atalanta are four points behind third-placed Inter Milan, who were held 3-3 at home against Sassuolo earlier Wednesday.

Eight-time reigning champions Juventus were the only one of the top three to win this week with their 2-0 victory in Bologna on Monday.

'The draw hurts us'

Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte with his players during the 3-3 draw against Sassuolo. EPA
Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte with his players during the 3-3 draw against Sassuolo. EPA

Romelu Lukaku struck his 25th goal of the season but Inter's title hopes stalled.

"The draw hurts us," said Inter manager Antonio Conte. "We had several chances to kill off the game. There is a lot of regret. If we look at the goals there is so much to be reviewed, small and big individual errors."

Conte's side got off to the worst possible start at the San Siro with Italian forward Francesco Caputo opening the scoring for the visitors after just four minutes.

Caputo, 32, punished some poor defending, picking up a Filip Djuricic cross to slide the ball past a stunned Samir Handanovic.

But a Jeremie Boga foul on Milan Skriniar allowed Inter to get back into the game as Lukaku stepped up on 41 minutes to score from the penalty spot.

Cristiano Biraghi then broke through following good work with Alexis Sanchez for the defender's first league goal for Inter in first-half stoppage time.

Inter could rue Roberto Gagliardini's spectacularly missed chance to give the hosts a two-goal cushion, hitting the crossbar in front of goal.

Three goals came in the final ten minutes with Domenico Berardi pulling Sassuolo level from the penalty spot on 81 minutes.

Lukaku had a goal ruled offside before Borja Valero latched onto an Antonio Candreva free-kick to tap in five minutes later.

But defender Giangiacomo Magnani bagged a point for 12th-placed Sassuolo with one minute to go.

Conte's woes were compounded by defender Skriniar being sent-off in extra time.

Roma stay fifth, six points behind Atalanta, after a hard-fought 2-1 win over relegation-threatened Sampdoria thanks to a second-half Edin Dzeko brace -- two volleys, one with his left foot and the other with his right.

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Nabil Karoui (Qalb Tounes): 15.58 per cent

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Welterweight

Tohir Zhuraev (TJK) beat Mostafa Radi (PAL)

(Unanimous points decision)

Catchweight 75kg

Anas Siraj Mounir (MAR) beat Leandro Martins (BRA)

(Second round knockout)

Flyweight (female)

Manon Fiorot (FRA) beat Corinne Laframboise (CAN)

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Featherweight

Bogdan Kirilenko (UZB) beat Ahmed Al Darmaki

(Disqualification)

Lightweight

Izzedine Al Derabani (JOR) beat Rey Nacionales (PHI)

(Unanimous points)

Featherweight

Yousef Al Housani (UAE) beat Mohamed Fargan (IND)

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Catchweight 69kg

Jung Han-gook (KOR) beat Max Lima (BRA)

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Catchweight 71kg

Usman Nurmogamedov (RUS) beat Jerry Kvarnstrom (FIN)

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Lee Do-gyeom (KOR) v Alexandru Chitoran (ROU)

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