Inter Mute Milan, 2 Senior I Nerazzurri Players Set Record for Oldest Goalscorer in the Champions League

Inter took an early 1-0 lead when the game was only eight minutes old. Edin Dzeko tore Mike Maignan’s goal after receiving a corner from Hakan Calhanoglu.

Milan caught off guard after the goal and had to fall silent again. Inter led 2-0 in the 11th minute after Henrikh Mkhitaryan freely entered the penalty box after receiving Federico Dimarco’s pass.

Inter had two golden opportunities in the 15th minute. First through Hakan Calhanoglu’s shot from outside the penalty box which hit the post and Mkhitaryan’s shot was dammed by Maignan.

Milan tried to put pressure on Inter. However, until the match was half an hour old, Stefano Pioli’s men had not made any attempts.

Inter were awarded a penalty in the 31st minute after Lautaro Martinez fell when touched by Simon Kjaer. Referee Jesus Gil then overturned his decision after looking at the VAR.

Inter have been very solid at the back. This made Milan helpless when they were in the final third of the opponent’s defense.

There was no reply from Milan until the break.

Milan tried to get a goal early in the second half. There was a good chance from Junior Messias in the 50th minute which failed to score because he shot wide of the target.

I Rossoneri almost tore Inter’s goal in the 63rd minute. Sandro Tonalli from inside the penalty box fired hard, but the ball still hit the post.

Inter messed up the Milan defense in the 73rd minute. Matteo Darmian then got a shot in the Milan penalty box, but the ball was blocked by the opponent.

Milan could never get a goal throughout this fight. Until the match was over, the score lasted 2-0 for Inter’s victory.