Inter and Juventus created an incredible goal show. The two teams did not manage to beat each other in Derby D‘Italia, but at the expense of that they scored eight goals for the final 4:4. The match of the 9th round of Serie A was played at the “San Siro”, reports gong.bg. Piotr Zelinski scored two goals each (from penalties) before the break, and reserve Kenan Yildiz managed to bring the match to a draw after two goals in the final part of the match.
In the 14th minute, Inter were awarded a penalty. Chief Justice Marco Guida reacted immediately to the situation. However, he had a quick chat with the linesman, who clearly saw the moment in a better light. Danilo stretched out his leg and fouled Markus Thuram in the penalty area, and then Piotr Zelinski made it 1-0 from the penalty spot. In the 20th minute of the match, Weston McKenney brilliantly found Dusan Vlahovic, who intercepted the ball from close range to make it 1:1.
Only 6 minutes later there was a complete reversal of the result. After an excellent attack from the right in the attack, Francisco Conceição advanced, entered the penalty area, played masterfully to Timothy Weah, who scored from close range to make it 2:1 for Juve.
In the 35th minute “the Nerazzurri” they made it clear that the team would not surrender. Henrikh Mkhitaryan made a wonderful double pass with Thuram for the Armenian to make it 2:2.
Inter regained the lead in the 38th minute after a second penalty in favor of the team. Pierre Kalulu played with his hand in the penalty area, which the referee noticed and immediately awarded. Piotr Zelinski was accurate for the second time from the 11 meters for 3:2.
Already at halftime, the match entered history, because according to the statistics, for the first time in the Italian championship in a match between these two rivals, 5 goals were scored in the first half.
In the 53rd minute, Inter managed to score again for 4:2. After a cross from a corner and a scramble in the box, Denzel Dumfries got to the ball in the box to shoot home. The goal show was not over and in the 72nd minute, Kenan Yildiz with individual class reduced the score to 3:4.
Juventus did the almost unthinkable, managing to level the score again, this time for 4:4. 19-year-old Kenan Yildiz scored for the second time. He took the ball after a ricochet and from the edge of the small penalty area sent a powerful shot into the lower right corner of Jan Sommer for 4:4.