Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored two goals to lead Inter Milan to a 5-1 victory over Milan, maintaining their perfect start to the new season of Serie A this Saturday. Mkhitaryan found the net from close range after five minutes, and new striker Marcus Thuram added the second goal before halftime with a powerful shot into the top corner. Milan reduced the deficit through Rafael Leão just before the hour mark, but Mkhitaryan restored the three-goal lead. Hakan Çalhanoğlu converted a penalty for the fourth goal, before substitute Davide Frattesi capped off the scoring. Inter tops the league with 12 points from four matches, two points ahead of second-placed Juventus, who won 3-1 against Lazio earlier today. Milan trails their neighbor and rival by three points.