Today's Papers: King Kimi hailed, Milan slip aids Inter, Gasperini fury | OneFootball

Kimi Antonelli’s landmark Formula 1 victory in China and Jannik Sinner’s Indian Wells title dominate the Italian front pages, while Lazio’s 1-0 win over Milan leaves Inter eight points clear. Como also beat Roma 2-1.

Gazzetta, Corriere and Tuttosport report that Antonelli ended a 20-year Italian wait since Fisichella, calling it a dream and stressing it is only the beginning, with his father saying he was born on the track. They add Sinner defeated Daniil Medvedev in California and dedicated the triumph to his friend Kimi, while Ferrari followed Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton earning his first podium in red after an internal duel with Charles Leclerc.

In Serie A, the papers say Gustav Isaksen decided Lazio v Milan, a result presented as a gift to Inter’s Scudetto push under Cristian Chivu, now at +8. They also note visible tension as Rafael Leao did not appreciate being substituted.

Inter’s coach is described as a fixed point, though a squad rebuild is expected in the summer, with changes anticipated around him.

Como’s comeback over Roma leaves the Giallorossi down to sixth, with Wesley sent off in a decision portrayed as harsh. Gian Piero Gasperini railed that his side were reduced to 10 men without cause, while Cesc Fabregas branded the episode unsportsmanlike as Como continue to dream of fourth.

Source: Football Italia