Champions-elect Inter Milan were held to a 2–2 draw away at Torino after surrendering a comfortable two-goal lead, delaying their march toward the Serie A title.
Inter looked in control for much of the game, with Marcus Thuram opening the scoring in the 23rd minute before Yann Bisseck doubled their advantage early in the second half, both goals assisted by Federico Dimarco.
Torino mounted a spirited comeback in the latter stages, starting with Giovanni Simeone’s well-taken goal to reduce the deficit.
The hosts then drew level when Nikola Vlasic converted from the penalty spot after a handball by Carlos Augusto, completing the turnaround and energizing the home crowd.
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Despite late pressure from Inter, Torino held firm to secure a valuable point that guarantees their safety from relegation.
The result leaves Inter still top of the table with a significant lead—79 points, 10 clear of second-placed Napoli—with four matches remaining, meaning the title remains within reach but not yet mathematically secured
