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Champions Inter held at Genoa, Milan snatch last-gasp Torino draw
Inter Milan were denied a win in the opening match of their Serie A title defence on Saturday as late penalty drama left the champions with a 2-2 draw at Genoa, while AC Milan came back from two goals down to claim a last-gasp 2-2 draw with Torino.
Former Milan attacker Junior Messias snatched a point for Genoa in the fifth minute of stoppage time after ramming home the leveller from his own saved spot-kick.
Messias' last-gasp equaliser came after Inter defender Yann Bisseck was penalised for a clumsy handball as he tried to head clear.
Bisseck's mistake cost Inter a win which looked to be have been secured by a Marcus Thuram brace following Alessandro Vogliacco's shock early opener for hosts Genoa.
"We're disappointed because the boys put in a very professional performance," said Inter coach Simone Inzaghi.
"We played very well in the first half and created plenty but conceded an unlucky goal... If you let in two goals like we did tonight then it becomes difficult to win matches.
"When a team like ours goes ahead when we did we cannot concede, especially not a goal like we did."
France forward Thuram thought he had given Inter a winning start when with six minutes remaining he delicately dinked home Davide Frattesi's pass, a goal which was initially chalked off for offside but then given after a VAR check.
His perfectly placed header from Nicolo Barella's cross had put Inzaghi's side level on the half hour.
Thuram was Inter's most dangerous player as he also forced two super saves from Pierluigi Gollini and won a penalty in the 34th minute which was revoked following a check on his clash with Milan Badelj.
The draw wasn't a just great result for Genoa because they were playing the reigning champions but also because Alberto Gilardino's team lost key players in the transfer window and have been hit with a wave of injuries.
Genoa sold last season's attacking stars Mateo Retegui and Albert Gudmundsson and were without five players on Saturday, meaning Messias had to play up front rather than in his preferred wide position.
"The boys were really great tonight. With all the difficulties we've had, we knew how hard it would be but they reacted brilliantly," said Gilardino.
Noah Okafor was the hero at the San Siro as his stunning volley deep in stoppage time gave Milan a point which looked impossible before new boy Alvaro Morata brought the hosts back into the game in the 89th minute.
Paulo Fonseca's official debut as Milan coach was complicated by Malick Thiaw somehow bundling the ball just over his own goal line in the 30th minute when it looked easier to clear.
And after a period of ineffective Milan pressure Duvan Zapata looked to have sealed the points for Torino by nodding in a delightful Valentino Lazaro cross from close range.
But substitute Morata netted on his debut, setting up a grandstand finish which ended with Okafor crashing home fellow substitute Yunus Musah's cross in the fifth of eight minutes of added time.
Promoted Parma played out an entertaining 1-1 draw with Fiorentina with each team scoring through brilliant strikes from Dennis Man and Cristiano Biraghi, while Empoli played out a goalless draw with Monza.
O.Brown--AT