Inter Milan's forward from Argentina Mauro Icardi celebrates after scoring during the Italian Serie A football match Inter Milan vs Frosinone on November 22, 2015 at the San Siro Stadium stadium in Milan. AFP PHOTO / OLIVIER MORIN Inter Milan's forward from Argentina Mauro Icardi celebrates after scoring during the Italian Serie A football match Inter Milan vs Frosinone on November 22, 2015 at the San Siro Stadium stadium in Milan. AFP PHOTO / OLIVIER MORIN

Argentine Mauro Icardi returned to action after two weeks on the sidelines with two goals as Inter Milan beat Udinese 4-0 to go four points clear of Fiorentina ahead of key title clashes on Sunday. Roberto Mancini's visitors turned on the style to register their biggest win this season and maintain their bid for a first scudetto since their treble-winning season in 2010.

Fiorentina remain second, four points adrift ahead of a difficult trip to champions Juventus on Sunday when Napoli, in third, welcome Roma. Icardi took just 23 minutes to break the deadlock. Stevan Jovetic doubled Inter's lead minutes later. A Francesco Lodi blunder saw Icardi pounce to beat Karnezis for his second six minutes from time. Substitute Marcelo Brozovic completed the scoring.

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