Inter's dramatic 2-2 draw at Roma on Sunday reaffirmed their status as Serie A's team to beat. Trailing 2-0 after a blistering first half from the Giallorossi, Lautaro Martinez hauled the Nerazzurri level with a second-half brace, showcasing the resilience that has become their trademark. The result leaves Inter top on goal difference, but Roma's fearless display suggests the title race will be far from straightforward.
AC Milan's 3-0 victory over Lecce at San Siro marked a significant turning point under new coach Ruben Amorim. Christian Pulisic, making his first start of the season after a minor World Cup injury, opened the scoring and looked sharp throughout. The Rossoneri climb to third, and with Amorim's ideas taking hold, Milan are quietly rebuilding their credentials as genuine contenders.
Lazio continue to defy expectations. Despite a turbulent summer and fan protests against owner Claudio Lotito, Rino Gattuso's side sit level on points with Inter and Roma. Their gritty, organised performances have made them the season's surprise package, while Napoli's struggles under Massimiliano Allegri—just seven points from five games—raise early questions about their title ambitions.
At the other end, Fiorentina and Bologna have already made coaching changes, with Paolo Vanoli and Raffaele Palladino stepping in. As the international break arrives, the Serie A landscape is already shifting. Inter remain favourites, but Roma's ambition, Milan's revival, and Lazio's resilience promise a compelling Scudetto chase.