Not even the Godess can touch Inzaghi's army this season

Lautaro Martinez scored the winning goal as Serie A leaders Inter Milan edged Atalanta 2-1 away in a rain-lashed slog in Bergamo on Saturday.

Inter are now five points clear of Juventus and six ahead of Milan after showing relentless spirit despite the conditions playing havoc with the run of the ball.

The away side suffered an early blow when French central defender Benjamin Pavard limped off in the first half.

Hakan Calhanoglu lifted their spirits with a confidently converted spot-kick on 40 minutes sending Inter into a welcome half-time break from the rain.

The fiesty Martinez ripped a curling shot round two defenders and into the top corner with an impressive effort on 57 minutes.

Inter lost 'keeper Andre Onana to Manchester United in the close season but replaced him with Swiss stopper Yann Sommer, who produced an assured performance with his saves, calls and mobility.

Former West Ham player Gianluca Scammaca was fortunate to see his pullback goal stand after a foul in the build-up, but at 2-1 it was game on again until Rafaele Toloi was given a straight red card late on.

After a tricky test, Inter can look forward to Wednesday's Champions League game at Salzburg, where a victory would send them through to the last 16.

SERIE A - MATCHDAY 11

Friday

Bologna - Lazio 1-0 (0-0)

/Ferguson 46/

Saturday

Salernitana - Napoli 0-2 (0-1)

/Raspadori 13, Elmas 82/

Atalanta - Inter 1-2 (0-1)

/Scamacca 61 - Calhanoglu 40 pen, Martinez 57/

22:45: (1.45) Milan (4.40) Udinese (7.50)

Sunday

14:30: (3.20) Verona (3.40) Monza (2.40)

17:00: (2.80) Cagliari (3.05) Genoa (2.70)

20:00: (1.55) Roma (3.90) Lecce (6.75)

22:45: (2.95) Fiorentina (3.40) Juventus (2.55)

Monday

20:30: (2.20) Frosinone (3.50) Empoli (3.50)

22:45: (2.20) Torino (3.50) Sassuolo (3.50)

***odds are subject to change***