Inter Milan defeated Udinese 5-3 in an exciting and high-scoring match at San Siro. This victory came as Inter was two goals down for the second consecutive time this season in Serie A.
Thrilling match at San Siro
In this match, Udinese took a two-goal lead in the early minutes, surprising Inter's fans. The first goal came in the ninth minute from James Abankwah with a header from a short corner. Then, in the 16th minute, Jürgen Eklundkamp scored the second goal for Udinese with a close-range shot from a pass by Keinan Davis.
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Inter's reaction to these two goals began in the 26th minute. Carlos Augusto reduced the deficit with a long-range shot. Ten minutes later, Nicolo Barella managed to equalize with an angled shot, bringing hope back to his team.
Changes in the second half and Inter's dominance
In the second half, Inter gained more control of the game, and in the 57th minute, Marcus Thuram scored the third goal for Inter with a pass from Andy Diouf. In the 67th minute, Francesco Pio Esposito registered the fourth goal with a calm and precise shot.
In the 80th minute, substitute Ange-Yoan Bony scored Inter's fifth goal after his initial shot was saved by the Udinese goalkeeper. However, Udinese managed to score another goal in stoppage time through Idrissa Gueye, bringing the final score to 5-3.
This victory for Inter Milan came after they also won their previous match 3-2 after being two goals down against Napoli. With this win, Inter remains at the top of the Serie A standings, alongside Roma, who defeated Torino 2-0. Goal difference separates the two teams.
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