According to The Guardian's report, Inter returned to the top of Serie A with a 2-0 win at Venezia, the side at the bottom of the table. The newspaper's headline said the win came from two late own goals. In the same report, The Guardian said Bologna beat Milan 4-2 at San Siro, a result it described as the first league defeat of the season for Milan.

The Guardian said Venezia were beaten after two late calamities, which matches the headline's account of the goals. The summary of the report available for this story does not name the players who scored the own goals or give the minutes at which they came, so those details cannot be confirmed from it.

The Guardian reported that a Samuel Mbangula hat-trick sealed the 4-2 win for Bologna. The newspaper's headline placed the defeat at home for Milan, and the match was played at San Siro, the ground the report identifies as the site of the result.

The Guardian also reported that Inter drew level with Lazio on 25 points at the top of the table. The summary breaks off before giving the full standings or any tiebreak that separates the two clubs, so it does not say how they are ordered.

The Guardian credited the report to Agencies. The story rests on that single report, and the details above are limited to what it says. Readers should note that the Venezia and Milan results were reported together in one summary, and the available sources give no further match detail. Where the report is unclear or incomplete, this account does not fill the gaps with other information.

Sources: The Guardian: European football: Two late own goals return Inter to top of Serie A but Milan lose at home.