09/22/2024 15:21hs. Updated on 09/22/2024 18:13hs.
There was a surprise at the Derby della Madonnina. Milan, who were not doing well at all, struck a blow and won 2-1 away against Inter at the end and cut a streak of six consecutive victories in this classic. Lautaro Martínez was the protagonist of the duel: he played a good match and gave the assist to Federico Dimarco for what had been a partial tie. However, The Argentinean has not been able to score this season in the four matches he played in Serie A.
The Red and Black He had just made his Champions League debut with a defeat against Liverpool and his coach Paulo Fonseca in doubt. Even so, knew how to take advantage of the moments to get the difference: He scored the 1-0 at 10 minutes of match with Christian Pulisic and finally, at 44′ of the second half with a header from defender Matteo Gabbia who was a surprise in the starting 11 and ended up being the star of a match in which both goalkeepers also stood out for their saves.
Inter was not the same as always, the one that had just added a good 0-0 draw against Manchester City at the start of the Orejona. This Sunday he came into the game when it was already 0-1 but gave many defensive advantages. The Bull did his bestand to lift his team up. He held the ball and assisted Dimarco and then had his great chance. He hit a left-footed volley that Maignan saved brilliantly.the French goalkeeper when things were tied. This time there was no connection with his partner Marcus Thuram, who had a poor match.
Summary of Inter 1 – Milan 2
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Milan beat Inter 2-1 and won the derby
And the curious situation was experienced when with the 1-1 Referee Maurizio Mariani had awarded a penalty to Milan for an alleged handball by Lautaro that never happened: the ball hit him on the shoulder. The VAR called and ended up saving a blunder by the referee while the Argentine could not believe it and was left full of anger…
Lautaro celebrates with Dimarco, the assister and scorer of the 1-1 vs. Milan (Photo: @inter).
A big blow for the Nerazzurri. If they had won, they would have caught up with Torino, who are the only leaders. Perhaps it is a timely wake-up call for a team that played with its usual 11 with which it was dominating the action, but when Simone Inzaghi made the changes, it fell apart, especially in the midfield. The other Argentines like Tomás Palacios and Joaquín Correa were substitutes but did not get any minutes.
Next Saturday they will visit Udinese looking for improvement. And, fundamentally, for Lautaro to celebrate again. He went from being the last top scorer in the Calcio to still not being able to make his debut in this 2024/25 campaign in 339 minutes played between the four Serie A matches and the debut in the Champions League in which he started on the bench and entered due to having arrived with some discomfort. This Sunday he did complete the 90 minutes without problems despite the disappointment of the final defeat. A goal will be the solution to unlock this bad streak for the top scorer of the last Copa América and candidate for the Ballon d’Or.
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