Lautaro Martínez scored in the 91st minute as Inter rallied from two goals down to secure a stunning 3-2 home victory over Napoli, continuing their 100% start to their Serie A title defence.
Napoli looked to be on course for victory when Matteo Politano and Rasmus Højlund put them 2-0 up after 53 minutes, but Martínez’s first goal halved the deficit and Marcus Thuram equalised eight minutes from the end. Both sides had excellent chances to win it after that but it was Inter who took theirs when the Argentinian stabbed home the ball at the back post from a corner.
After no goals in the first half, the game burst into life on 50 minutes when Politano finished from a rebound. Three minutes after that Højlund collected Giovanni di Lorenzo’s pass and scored with a shot that arrowed in from the edge of the box.
Inter hit back three minutes later though as Martínez provided a clinical finish, and Thuram’s header from Carlos Augusto’s pass levelled the scores.
It was anybody’s game from there as the action went back and forth between the two boxes, but Inter found the momentum they needed to take the points.
Torino claimed a first win under Ignazio Abate when they came from behind to win 2-1 at Fiorentina.
Fiorentina took the lead when Mateo Pellegrino tried a shot from range that should have been a comfortable stop for Lucas Perri, but the Torino goalkeeper allowed the ball to squirm beyond him.
Perri later made several good saves to keep his side in the contest, before the visitors turned the game on its head. Rolando Mandragora drilled the ball into the Fiorentina net from outside the box to level the score at 1-1, before Ché Adams poked home from close range on 82 minutes to secure all three points for the away side.
Later on Saturday, Gian Piero Gasperini faces his former club Atalanta when they visit Roma.
In the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich were left to rue several missed chances in the second half by Harry Kane and Luiz Díaz in their stalemate at Schalke. Loris Karius made several outstanding saves as the visitors failed to score in a Bundesliga game for the first time since a draw at Bayer Leverkusen in February 2025.
Kane and Michael Olise started on the bench, Bayern dominated the ball but created few clear chances, and stubborn Schalke dug deep to pick up their first point of the season.
Jamal Musiala played his first league minutes of the season after the Bayern midfielder collapsed in two pre-season games due to a neurological issue which causes seizures.
The Arsenal loanee Ethan Nwaneri caused a late own goal in Borussia Dortmund’s favour, as his side came from two down to win 3-2 at Hoffenheim in a topsy-turvy clash.
Hoffenheim were the better team for the opening hour but lost their way as Dortmund clicked into gear and romped to victory with three goals in the final 30 minutes.
Hoffenheim were two up with 54 minutes played thanks to goals from Leon Avdullahu and Tim Lemperle. Nwaneri, who became the youngest player in Premier League history in 2024, arrived on a season-long loan from Arsenal on deadline day and came on with half an hour played after an injury for Filippo Mane.
Serhou Guirassy gave the hosts hope when he scored just after the hour mark and then set up Fábio Silva five minutes later.
With just four minutes of regular time remaining, Nwaneri cut down the left and shot centrally, but his effort took a big deflection off the home defender Albian Hajdari and into the goal.
The Bundesliga newcomers Elversberg continued their excellent top-flight arrival with a 4-3 win at Borussia Mönchengladbach, making it two wins from two this season.
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Gladbach took the lead twice and were 3-1 up midway through the second-half, but Elversberg fought back despite losing manager Vincent Wagner to a second yellow card just before the break.
With 10 minutes left, Felix Keidel levelled the scores at 3-3 and Maurice Krattenmacher put the visitors in front in stoppage time with his second goal of the match.
Bayer Leverkusen rebounded from their loss to Elversberg last Saturday by putting sorry Union Berlin to the sword in a 4-0 home victory.
Argentina internationals Equi Fernández and Facundo Medina had Leverkusen 2-0 up at half-time. The England centre-back Jarell Quansah set up Patrik Schick for Leverkusen’s third before Ibrahim Maza added a stylish fourth late on.
West Ham loanee Niclas Füllkrug scored his second goal in three games since returning to Germany to help Werder Bremen win at home 3-1 against RB Leipzig. The Germany striker scored a long-range header, with Eren Dinkci and Marco Grüll also getting on the scoresheet.
Last season’s Europa League finalists Freiburg continued their perfect start to the season with a solid 1-0 win at promoted Paderborn.
In Spain, Athletic Bilbao thumped Atlético Madrid 3-0 on a miserable afternoon for Diego Simeone’s side. Nico Williams, Robert Navarro and Oihan Sancet’s goals gave the Basque hosts a resounding victory at San Mames.
Athletic secured back-to-back wins under former Borussia Dortmund coach Edin Terzic, after losing their first two matches of the campaign.
Julián Álvarez, who tried to leave Atlético to join Barcelona this summer, returned as a substitute after illness but the striker was ineffective in his second-half appearance.
On Sunday La Liga leaders Barcelona visit Valencia looking to move clear of Real Madrid, who lost 1-0 at Real Betis on Friday.