By Daily Sports on April 15, 2019
Inter Milan recorded a 3-1 win away at relegation battling Frosinone on Sunday to strengthen their grip on third place in Serie A.
Luciano Spalletti’s side were under pressure to deliver a result in order to avoid being dragged into a tight race for Champions League qualification, after AS Roma and AC Milan won on Saturday.
A header from Radja Nainggolan and an Ivan Perisic penalty in the first half put Inter in control before Francesco Cassata pulled one back for Frosinone as they improved after the break.
However, Matias Vecino's stoppage-time strike sealed a win that keeps the visitors five points clear of Milan in fourth place with six rounds remaining in the league season.
Inter have 60 points, giving them breathing space from a tight-knit chasing pack of Milan (55), Roma (54), Atalanta (52), Torino (50) and Lazio (49). Atalanta and Lazio both have a game in hand.
But Inter coach Spalletti had concerns about his team’s failure to kill the game off until the last few minutes.
“We saw that the moment we feel remotely safe or comfortable, we can run into a devastating setback,” he said to Sky Sports Italia. (SuperSport)
•Photo shows Inter Milan players
Source Daily Sports
Posted April 15, 2019
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