The match was played at the San Siro stadium in Milan and Inter clearly advanced to the final with an accumulated result of 3-0, because in the first leg they had drawn 0-0.
The beginning had Inter dominating the game, so it was not surprising that after 4 minutes, after a good collective maneuver, the Bahiense Lautaro Martinezfrom half a turn and from the door of the large area, scored a great goal and 1 to 0 for partial for the “neroazzurro” team.
Milan felt the impact and went in search of the tie, had chances, but failed and after 40 minutes, in another good team action and “against”, Inter achieved the second, after an excellent clearance by Joaquín Correa from Tucuman, so that his compatriot Martínez will play it over the goalkeeper and score the 2-0.
The final part showed more insistence from Milan, but his lack of aim and a goal annulled by VAR, prevented him from shortening distances and Inter defined him in the 37th minute, through the German Robin Gosens.
Now, Inter will wait in the final for the winner of the key between Juventus and Fiorentina, which will have their second chapter tomorrow at the Allianz Stadium, in Turin, after the victory of the “Vecchia Signora” 1 to 0 as a visitor in the first leg played in Florence, by the goal against Italian Lorenzo Venuti.
The last champion of the Italian Cup is Juventus and the final of this edition will be held on Wednesday, May 11, at the Olympic Stadium in Rome.
The top winner of the Italian Cup is Juventus with 14 titles; followed by Rome with 9; Inter and Lazio with 7; Fiorentina and Napoli with 6; Milan and Turin with 5; and Sampdoria with 4.
Source: Ambito
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