Today's Papers – Desperate Milan, Inter fever, Juventus must win
Another ko, now they are out of Europe
Milan landslide
The Devil crashes down to ten men. Penalty at minute 98, Lazio fly, San Siro rage. Conceiçao under scrutiny.
Juve try
Kolo and Yildiz to go -6 from the top
Toro quality
Elmas scores, Casadei impresses CT Spalletti
Inter fever
Nobody plays more, they can reach 67 games. Bastoni case: why is he always subbed off?
Another horrible game, like the shirt. It ends 2-1, Sergio trembles
Conceiçao sinks, Lazio go fourth
Baroni's team dominates. Zaccagni breaks the deadlock, and Pavlovic sees red. Electric end to the game: Chukwueze equaliser at 84′, decisive Pedro penalty at 98′.
Conte believes
The fixture list, the returns and Napoli's improvements. Trust rises and the Scudetto quota has diminished: 28 points could be enough
Motta hunting
Thiago can go -6 from the top spot: 'I'm not incompetent, I'd like my children to have a coach like me. Honest and direct.'
Ranieri home, it's all another Roma
Saele and Dovbyk overturn Da Cunha. 10 wins in 11 games at the Olimpico.
New Toro Vanoli
The coach has redesigned the team perfectly after the January window. 'But I was furious in the first half, too slow, then I saw the mentality I want.' The goalscorers: 'So good to score with the Granata.'
H.20:45, Thiago defends himself, but now he can only win
Motta, the pitch does the talking
Out of everything, he has a chance to go -6 from Inter. 'I'm not incompetent, the players are with me. I'd like a honest and genuine coach like for my children.' Tough protest against the coach, the players and the club. Conceiçao injured, Kalulu returns.
Crazy, desperate and furious Milan
Manganiello at VAR punishes the contact Maignan-Isaksen after Pavlovic's red card and Chukwueze's incredible reply to Zaccagni. San Siro protests everyone and everything. Conceiçao, becoming increasingly desperate, can go -11 from the fourth spot.
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