This Monday, for the 31st round of the Italian Championship, a Inter Milan hit, backwards, the Udinese by the score of 2-1, at Bluenergy Stadium. The home team opened the scoring in the first half, however, with a penalty, Calhanoglu left everything the same and, in the end, Frattesi secured the victory.
Thus, the Milan club, already qualified for the next Champions League, reaches 82 points and leads the national tournament. O Milanwho won the round, has 68 and occupies second place. Udinese, in turn, remains in the 15º place with 28 points.
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The title could even come in the classic against Milan, on April 22nd. If they win in the next round and then defeat their great rival, Inter guarantees the cup five rounds in advance.
For the 32nd round of the Italian Championship, Inter Milan returns to the pitch, next Sunday (14), to face the Cagliari, at Giuseppe Meazza, at 3:45 pm (Brasília time). Udinese, on the same day, at 1pm, receives the Romano Bluenergy Stadium.
The game
Udinese opened the scoring in the 40th minute of the first half. The team managed to regain possession of the ball and went into attack at speed. Roberto Pereyra found Lamar Samardzic on the left sector, who cleared the marking and low. The ball didn’t touch anyone and ended up in the back of Sommer’s net.
Inter Milan’s equalizer came in the second half, after ten minutes. Udinese’s goalkeeper, Okoye, when leaving to clear, hit Thuram’s head, and the referee signaled a maximum penalty. Hakan Calhanoglu took the charge and didn’t waste it, scoring the visitors’ first goal in the duel.
Inter Milan players celebrating victory that brought the team closer to another Italian Championship title Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images
The visitors’ winning goal came in stoppage time, in the 50th minute. Frattesi took advantage of the rebound and, with his left leg, inside the small area, he only needed to push the ball towards the goal.