The Argentine striker Lautaro Martínez missed a penalty in the match that Inter lost 2 to 1 against Bologna in extra time for the round of 16 of the Italian Cup and was eliminated from the competition after starting winning with Carlos Augusto’s goal.
The 90 regulation minutes ended and the Neroazzurro team was tied 0-0 in a very even duel until the Milanese team had the opportunity to take the lead from twelve steps after a hand of Tommaso Corazza.
Martinez took charge of the execution but could not convert since the goalkeeper Federico Ravaglia He held the shot.
The match continued with a solid tie but at the beginning of extra time they took the lead with the Brazilian’s goal. Charles Augustuswho deflected the ball with a header in the six-yard box after a corner kick from Federico Dimarco.
Nevertheless, Bologna He did not let himself be intimidated and made a very well-worked comeback: first at 112 minutes, the Dutchman Sam Beukema he pushed the ball into the box after a weak defense clearance, and about four minutes later, the Swiss Dan Ndoye left the defense asleep Inter on a counterattack and beat the goalkeeper Emil Audero for 2 to 1.
After the New Year holidays, between January 2 and 4, the rest of the matches in the round of 16 of the Italian Cup will be played: Milan vs. Cagliari, Atalanta vs. Rome, Rome vs. Cremonese and Juventus vs. Salernitana.
Do not forget
The forward of the Argentine national team Lautaro Martínez scored in Inter’s away victory against Lazio. At his celebration, he paid tribute to his hometown, which suffered the death of 13 people after the storm.
The scorer scored the first goal in his team’s victory against lazio 2 to 0, for the sixteenth round of Serie A, and he lifted his shirt to share the message.
The former Racing player, who was inferior at Club Liniers de Bahía Blanca, took advantage of a crucial error by Adam Marusic and scored 1-0.
His score was historic, as he became Serie A’s top scorer in one year: he reached goal number 29, surpassing Diego Milito’s 28 in 2012 and Cristian Vieri’s 28 in 2001.
Source: Ambito
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