Inter Milan 3-1 Torino:Conte's men secure come from behind win over Torino in Serie A

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Inter secured a 3-1 come from behind victory over Torino in Serie A as they moved above Lazio and Atalanta into second place in the table.

Torino went ahead through Belotti's as he scored from two yards out after an error by Samir Handanovic.

But Inter came back from the break a different side as they drew level through Ashley Young as he tucked home a volley after Lautaro Martinez's header.

Diego Godin made it 2-1 with his first goal for the club as he sent a header beyond Sirigu after Alexis Sanchez's cutback header.

The third goal came when Lautaro Martinez's shot was deflected beyond the reach of Salvatore Sirigu in goal.

Andrea Belotti's hit the crossbar with a header before Sirigu pushed away a curling Alexis Sanchez effort.

Antonio Candreva's decision to shoot might have angered a few of his teammates as they were queuing up in the box, before Sirigu was almost left red faced as he tried to stop the ball from rolling over the line after Martinez blocked hia clearance. 

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