Barella, Lautaro and Correa scored. It will be Euro-derby with Milan

Inter are in the semifinals of the Champions League after 13 years. The draw at San Siro against Benfica (more than eight million euros in proceeds) pushes the Nerazzurri into the top four in Europe. He will challenge Milan in an incredible and unexpected derby: it will be the third time in history. In 2003 a double draw (there was the away goal rule) gave Milan the final in Manchester, then won on penalties against Juventus, while in the quarterfinals of 2005 the Rossoneri did indeed win, but the return match went down in history for the smoke bombs on the pitch, one of which hit Dida in the right shoulder. Two decades later, everything will be different. And Italy is celebrating because there will certainly be one of our clubs in the final in Istanbul, scheduled for June 10 against the winner of the two-legged match between Real Madrid and Manchester City.

Simone Inzaghi saves his bench once again. And it’s a paradox that a team capable of reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League has its coach in question, but their progress in the league needs to be improved. 11 defeats out of 30 are too many. But now it’s time to think about Europe and the Nerazzurri are enough for the Nerazzurri in 14′: Dzeko recovers the ball, swaps Lautaro Martinez-Barella, the midfielder enters the area, swerves with his heel and a shot that goes inside under the crossroads. Just enough to annihilate Benfica, who still go down, but Lautaro Martinez’s goal is canceled due to a push by the Argentine on Gilberto. Before the break, Aursnes suddenly equalized with a header from Rafa Silva’s cross. In the second half there is no story: Lautaro Martinez returns to the goal (he hadn’t scored since March 5) and triples Correa. They shorten Antonio Silva and Musa, but that’s not enough. Inter treats itself to the Euroderby.