Former Argentina forward Javier Saviola scored his first goal for Verona in a 1-0 win over Atalanta and there was another goal-line controversy in the 1-1 draw between Sampdoria and Palermo.
Juve struggled for an hour to break down lowly Chievo before Pogba glided past an opponent and scored with a low, left foot shot from the edge of the area.
The Frenchman also played a large part in the second goal when his volley, following a superb piece of control, was saved by Albano Bizzarri and Stephan Lichtsteiner netted from the rebound.
Titleholders Juventus, who have 49 points, extended their lead to seven points after second-placed AS Roma were held 1-1 at Fiorentina, their fourth draw in five Serie A matches. Third place Lazio and Sampdoria are level on 34 points.
Inter were booed off at San Siro after Emiliano Moretti was left unmarked to head in from a corner in the fourth minute of stoppage time, giving Torino their first win away over their opponents since 1988.
Inter, who have won only twice in nine league outings since Roberto Mancini took over as coach, are languishing in ninth, level on points with neighbours AC Milan.
Eder gave Sampdoria a sixth-minute lead with a breakaway goal and Franco Vazquez fired home a spectacular equaliser for seventh-placed Palermo early in the second half, before the game erupted in controversy.
Michel Morganella's shot for Palermo hit the underside of the bar but, although replays showed it had crossed the line, no goal was given.
Saviola broke his duck for Verona when he turned the ball in at the near post following good work by Lazaros Christodoulopoulos early in the second half. The 33-year-old has now scored for nine clubs in six countries.
German forward Mario Gomez followed up his midweek Coppa Italia brace by diverting David Pizarro's wayward shot towards goal to give Fiorentina the lead in the 19th minute.
Roma equalised straight after halftime when Juan Manuel Iturbe got around the back of the Fiorentina defence and pulled the ball back for Adem Ljajic who refused to celebrate against his old club.
(Writing by Brian Homewood in Berne; Editing by Ian Chadband and Toby Davis)
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