Lautaro Martínez, from uncontrolled screaming to disappointment in the heart-stopping Serie A final: Napoli arrives one point ahead of Inter going into the final matchday.

Inter did not have Lautaro Martínez in the key match against Lazio due to the strain in his left thigh flexors that he has been carrying over from the Champions League series against Barcelona, ​​but he lived to the fullest the match against the Romans that could have been key in the definition of Serie A. Thus, the Toro went from euphoria to disappointment, because the Nerazzurri's draw kept Napoli (0-0 in Parma) as the sole leader for the last date of Serie A.

Lautaro took up residence in one of the Meazza stadium's boxes. When his team opened the scoring, Bisseck, in first-half stoppage time, the Argentine striker and captain celebrated with a wild cheer.

Meanwhile, Gio Simeone's team was drawing at Parma at the time of the goal, momentarily moving ahead of them in the standings, stretching the final score into the final weekend of action. Lazio then equalized through Pedro, but Lautaro again challenged Dumfries for a 2-1 victory. This time with less enthusiasm.

The worst happened near the end, with Pedro's penalty. Anguish gripped the former Racing player when he saw that the referee could award a penalty. The VAR check had its impact, resulting in the 2-2 scoreline. After the end, his anguish compounded by Arnaoutovic's missed chance in stoppage time, he walked off dejected...

With chills in their spine, Napoli maintained their lead this week, and everything will come down to the final matchday when they host Cagliari. If they win, they'll be Italian champions for the fourth time. Meanwhile, Inter will have to do their part in Como and hope for a miracle in Southern Italy.

If Napoli and Inter, the Champions League finalist against PSG, finish on the same number of points, a virtually unprecedented tiebreaker would be played.