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Milan earn 3-1 derby win over Inter, Roma thump Udinese 5-2

AC Milan secured a 3-1 victory over Inter Milan in their Serie A derby match on Saturday, earning three crucial points. Diego Moreira contributed one goal and two assists for Milan, while Inter managed to score a goal through Alessandro Bastoni. The win propelled Milan into fourth place, four points behind leaders Lazio and Inter, who have accumulated 25 points.

Milan's dominant start included goals from Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot, with Moreira sealing the win with a free-kick just before halftime, marking their fourth consecutive win against Inter.

In a separate match, AS Roma triumphed 5-2 against Udinese at their home ground. Roma took an early lead with Bryan Cristante's header in the 10th minute, followed by goals from Matias Soule and Donyell Malen, who also hit the woodwork. Rodrigo Mora and Donyell Malen added to Roma's tally, while Evan Ndicka and Nicolo Zaniolo scored for Udinese.

Roma's second-half comeback was completed by Daniele Ghilardi, who netted his first Serie A goal, securing the 5-2 victory. This result places Roma in third position with 24 points, while Udinese finds themselves second-bottom with five points.

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