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UPDATE: Inter rally back to beat Atalanta in five-goal thriller
Defender Jose Luis Palemino then put the ball at the back of his net to give Inter a two-goal cushion in the 61st minute.
Inter Milan climbed to fourth place on the table after a comeback 3-2 win over Atalanta on Sunday.
Nigeria’s Ademola Lookman broke the deadlock in the 25th minute from the penalty spot for the hosts.
Edin Dzeko then led the comeback with superb-taken goals in both halves to give Inter the lead
Defender Jose Luis Palemino then put the ball at the back of his net to give Inter a two-goal cushion in the 61st minute
With all to still play for, Palomino redeemed himself in the 77th minute to give Atalanta a lifeline going into the dying stages of the game.
Inter Milan, however, ensured that no goal was conceded onward as they scraped a difficult win from the Gerwiss Stadium.
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