- Felipe Anderson, Luis Alberto and Pedro got the goals for the hosts.
- Simone Inzaghi’s re-visitation of his old club saw off the visitors.
Lazio temporarily lead the standings with seven focuses from three games, while Inter are a point behind in fourth.
“We’ve been sending some good signals lately, as we go through periods of being under pressure without actually risking much at the back,” Lazio coach Maurizio Sarri told DAZN.
“This team has gained in solidity and organisation, so we are capable of beating anyone on the day, but our problem has always been consistency.”
Lazio flew out of the snares against Inter trying to acquire an early benefit, after they neglected to score without precedent for 10 association games when they were held to a goalless draw by Torino last break.
Obviously started up, they sent the guests an early ready when striker Ciro Immobile got a lovely pass inside the crate and attempted to beat Inter manager Samir Handanovic with a first-time shot which went only wide of the right post.
Lazio’s skipper, who scored the most objectives (27) during the 2021-22 Serie A season, got one more opportunity in the 37th moment – – this time on track – – yet his strike was cleared by Handanovic.
It took the hosts three additional minutes for Anderson to at long last placed them in front with a header not long before halftime, after the Brazilian was flawlessly set up in the crate with a cross by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
Maurizio Sarri’s men returned needing more in the final part and Immobile very quickly went after objective, yet his endeavor at the close to post was again saved by Handanovic.
Bury, who missing the mark on clear possibility in the initial period, leveled from a free kick in the 51st as safeguard Denzel Dumfries gestured the ball to the plain Lautaro Martinez who got from short proximity.
A moment later, Inter went near starting to lead the pack when Dumfries got his head to Federico Dimarco’s high cross and sent the ball skipping off the ground simply before Lazio manager Ivan Provedel, who figured out how to spill it the bar.
In any case, Lazio substitute Luis Alberto reestablished the lead for the hosts with a radiant strike from distance in the 75th, while Spain forward Pedro made it 3-1 preceding the last whistle.
“The defeat stings because of the way it happened,” Inzaghi said. “Luis Alberto’s goal broke the game. At 1-1 we had Dumfries’ chance that would have changed things.”
Having won their association opener against Bologna, Lazio have now got greatest focuses from their initial two home Serie A games interestingly starting around 2015-16.
They are additionally unbeaten in their last four home association matches against Inter, having lost the past three.
In the following round of games, Inter have Cremonese on Tuesday while Lazio travel to Sampdoria on Wednesday.
