Inter Milan took a significant step towards securing the Italian league title after turning a deficit into an exciting 4-3 victory against Como, in a match that highlighted the difference in decisiveness and effectiveness.

Coach Cristian Chivu's team has taken a comfortable lead with only six matches remaining. Despite his attempts to downplay the significance of the victory, the signs of a decisive outcome have become evident.

On the other hand, Napoli stumbled with a disappointing draw against Parma, causing them to lose further hope in defending their title.

Once again, Scott McTominay was the only bright spot in Naples, having scored the equalizing goal to affirm his great value this season, as he is considered the team's best and most influential player.

However, the team's heavy reliance on him revealed a clear problem, as Napoli lacks diverse attacking solutions, especially in light of the prolonged absence of striker Romelu Lukaku and the lack of cohesion among some of the new signings.

This season has seen a noticeable decline for Napoli despite significant reinforcements, most notably the signing of Kevin De Bruyne, who was absent for months due to injury and did not make the expected impact.

The team is also struggling defensively compared to last season, in addition to the absence of a decisive striker capable of converting opportunities into goals, which has affected their results in crucial matches.