Good morning, here is a breakdown of Sunday’s biggest football headlines in Italy in today’s papers.

‘Scudetto emotions’ – Fun and plot twists in a spectacular 2-2 draw at the Olimpico, billed as a title-race statement from both sides.

‘Big-time stuff ‘ – Roma go two goals up before Inter come back, the paper calling it “Premier League beauty” for the quality and pace of the contest.

‘Half a scudetto each’ – Ivan Zazzaroni’s comment piece, arguing neither side gained ground but both enhanced their credentials.

‘Mazzola, a man called Inter’ – Tribute to Sandro Mazzola, covering his the trophies, the rivalry with Gianni Rivera and his role in bringing Ronaldo to the club. The funeral takes place tomorrow at Sant’Ambrogio.

‘Lazio fly: 2-0 at Venezia, now first with Gasp and Chivu’ – Gattuso’s Lazio win away to move level at the top.

‘Allegri puts pressure on Napoli’ – Milan’s coach calls for continuity ahead of what he describes as one of the season’s most important matches, with De Bruyne’s condition also flagged.

‘Grabara shock: cruciate injury ‘ – More problems for Spalletti, with the Pole hurt in training. Juventus face Atalanta this evening.