Marcus Thuram scores as Inter clinch title, Armand Laurienté trips AC Milan | OneFootball

Marcus Thuram scored as Inter Milan clinched the title, and Armand Laurienté led Sassuolo to victory at AC Milan. According to L'Équipe, they headline a 3-4-3 French team of the weekend.

Thuram netted his 13th Serie A goal with a right-foot finish on 45+1 in the 2-0 victory over Parma. Replaced on 67 by Lautaro Martinez, he watched the Argentine set up Henrikh Mkhitaryan on 80 to seal it.

Laurienté assisted Domenico Berardi, then finished low after combining with Kristian Thorstvedt in Sassuolo’s 2-0 success. He also drew Fikayo Tomori’s red card on 24 and was named man of the match by Italian media.

Clément Lenglet returned to Atlético Madrid’s XI after the Arsenal draw and impressed in the 2-0 win over Valencia, winning eight of 10 duels with eight recoveries. Diego Simeone hailed senior players’ humility and strength, a sentiment that may have included him.

Jean Butez kept a second straight clean sheet as Como drew 0-0 with Napoli, making the one save required and looking assured with hands and feet.

Nordi Mukiele briefly left early, then headed Sunderland ahead on 17. After Danny Ballard’s 24th-minute red card, the Black Cats were pegged back for 1-1, with Mukiele winning seven of 11 duels and making three recoveries.

Elie Junior Kroupi’s penalty against Crystal Palace in Bournemouth’s 3-0 win took him to 12 Premier League goals. He matched Robbie Fowler and Robbie Keane as under-20 players to hit 12 in a debut Premier League season, with Bournemouth now sixth.

Source: L'Équipe