Serie A giants, Inter Milan have absolutely destroyed their arch-rivals AC Milan to gain a 3-0 victory over them and win the Italian Supercup earlier this Wednesday.
The first-half goals from Edin Dzeko and Fererico Dimarco along with a late winning goal from the Argentinian Lautaro Martinez aided Inter in winning their trophy.
Inter Milan beat AC Milan
The whole King Fahd Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, was electrified after the clash. Inter’s manager Simone also went on to state that “the lads” had the perfect approach.
Simone continued that they were always sharp and solid in their approach. He explained how the first target of the club in this season was to get through to the knockout stages of the Champions League, second being this particular trophy.
Simone also explained how this was pleasing for coach to witness as a result of their concentration, aggressiveness, and determination, all the ingredients that a club needed to win a final.
Dimarco, Dzeko, and Martinez score for Inter
Dimarco had scored the opening early goal for Inter just 10 minutes into the match as he found himself unmarked in the box and straight up tapped in the cross given by Barella.
Inter goalkeeper Andre Onana gave a stunning performance as he nullified AC Milan Rafael Leao’s attempt at the equalizer after 16 minutes.
The next goal instead became another one from Inter to expand their lead after 21 minutes as Dzeko doubled their lead after netting the ball from inside the box into the bottom right corner.
The second goal from Inter had jolted AC Milan into waking from the dead as they started dominating possession and pushed Inter into playing defensive for a while but it all became futile as they failed to find an opening for a comeback goal.
Martinez later sealed the deal for Inter Milan in the 77th minute of the game as he netted an excellent curled shot to win Inter the Cup.
Disappointed AC Milan coach Pioli expressed how he had not expected this as he thought he knew the quality of his players, and consequently expected a more positive performance from their end.
