Inter Milan make their first changes of the game as the title gets ever closer.

Federico Dimarco is replaced by Carlos Augusto while Nicolo Barella makes way for Davide Frattesi.

AC Milan are creating a few more chances now, but nothing to really worry Intner as Theo Hernandez's deflected strike loops into Yann Sommer's gloves.

Christian Pulisic, who I almost forgot was playing he has had so little impact in this game, controls the ball inside the box then sweeps an effort over.

Inter have a corner, but the delivery is sent way off target by Benjamin Pavard.

It hasn't been a classic but it has gone just how Inter Milan will have wanted. They have been comfortable and could have scored more.

Yacine Adli is replaced by Ismael Bennacer, and Adli doesn't look best pleased about it.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek is also replaced by Samuel Chukwueze.

It still isn't working for AC Milan, despite the introduction of Olivier Giroud. Will more changes be made?

It is is getting hard to see much now on the pitch as loads of smoke has drifted over it, set off by presumably celebrating Inter fans.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan spots Mike Maignan way off his line and goes for goal from 40 yards but he sends it nowhere near.

Lautaro Martínez is away down the flank, offside surely? No the flag stays down so off he goes. Martinez bends the ball behind the defence but just out of Marcus Thuram's reach.

Play continues for a while longer, enough time for Inter to send a shot over the bar before finally the flag goes up for Martinez's offside.

An unnecessarily long passage of play before finally being brought back.

AC Milan have a corner and they now have Olivier Giroud to aim for, but the delivery is headed away.

Plenty of crisp one-touch passing from Inter Milan. They are brimming with confidence.

AC Milan are struggling to get hold of the ball at the moment. Inter are toying with them.

Now AC Milan turn to Olivier Giroud as the former Arsenal and Chelsea striker comes on for Tijani Reijnders.

AC Milan have defended disappointingly for both goals but they set about trying to make amends as Theo Hernandez's low drive is beaten away by Yann Sommer.

Once again, Milan start a half with plenty of possession before Davide Calabria strides forward and tries to pick out Rafael Leao with a ball into the box, but the striker is beaten to it.

We're back under way - finally - at the San Siro.

This has felt like the longest half-time ever. Good for the players, who will be well rested for the second 45 minutes.

That goal for Inter means they have scored in their last 41 Serie A matches. It is already a club record but they could yet surpass Juventus' all-time total of 44 by the end of this season.