Inter and Roma produced the standout results in Serie A on Saturday, both coming from behind to win. Inter fought back from 2-0 down to beat Napoli 3-2 at San Siro, with Lautaro Martinez scoring twice and Marcus Thuram also finding the net in a thrilling turnaround. Cristian Chivu called it a great advertisement for Italian football, but the victory came with fresh concern over Federico Dimarco, who is a doubt for Inter’s Champions League opener at Real Madrid after a mild left knee sprain. Michael Oliver will referee that match. Napoli’s day worsened when director Giovanni Manna confirmed Scott McTominay will be out for at least six weeks after heart surgery, with a return expected in October.

Roma kept their perfect start intact by beating Atalanta 2-1 after trailing 1-0. Ederson gave Atalanta the lead, but late goals from Mario Hermoso and Matias Soulé turned the game around. Roma director Tony D’Amico said the club had rejected a late Chelsea approach for Manu Koné and was pleased he stayed. The match was followed by reports in Italy that Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi confronted and insulted D’Amico.

Juventus, preparing to face Milan, named eight unavailable players, including Kenan Yildiz and Weston McKennie. Khephren Thuram and Arkadiusz Milik were also left out of the club’s 25-man Serie A squad list.

In the Premier League, Tottenham’s wait for a first goal of the season continued after a 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest, where Neco Williams had a second-half effort ruled out. Newcastle drew 2-2 with Bournemouth after the visitors surrendered a two-goal lead, while Crystal Palace claimed their first win by beating Fulham.