Juventus and Inter competed in the final of the Italian Cup, and the Nero-Azures were better with 4: 2. The hero of the match was Ivan Perisic!
The Serbian football player broke the goal-scoring post in the right way and showed why he is one of the best strikers in the world, but that was not enough for the title.
It didn’t go well for the club from Turin.
After only seven minutes of the game, Inter took the lead with the mastery of Barella. The Italian national team player sent a real projectile into the opponent’s net for 1: 0!
They had the opportunity to equalize the blank-Neri in the 24th minute. Vlahovic was left alone after the ball in space and shot in the lower right corner, but Handanović showed great reflexes and defended the shot.
There were no more opportunities until the end of the first part of the game.
The result at half time was 1: 0 for Inter.
However, the second half brought a total turnaround.
After only five minutes from the continuation of the game, there was real chaos in the penalty area of Inter, and the most concentrated was Alex Sandro, who with a powerful shot hit the net for 1: 1.
This was not the end of the torment for the Nerazzurri.
Just two minutes after the first goal was scored, Juventus completely changed the result. Morata pulled the counter, the ball later reached Dibala, who employed Vlahovic with a great pass into the space, and he masterfully threw the stopper to the ground with a fake and after the deduction he scored for delirium at the stadium and 2: 1!
Darmian almost managed to score for another tie, coming from the right, but his header was tipped over for a corner by the visitors’ keeper.
It seemed as if everything was going to Juventus’ mill, and then Bonucci hid the penalty. The judge made a decision after consulting with the VAR. Inter won the penalty!
Chalhanoglu approached the ball and routinely scored from the penalty spot for a new equalizer just ten minutes before the end of the regular part of the game.
This is not a good litter for Allegri, who is completely angry with the referee and thus earned a yellow card.
The final score after 90 minutes of play was 2: 2.
The first part of the extra time brought us another penalty for Inter! This time the ball was approached by Ivan Perisic and he scored for a new turnaround in the match this time in favor of Inter!
Just a few minutes before the short break, the Croatian national team player scored a goal again.
Dimarco played to Perisic, and he hit from the edge of the penalty area for 4: 2 and the total disintegration of the rival.
Allegri went wild on the referees again and received a red card, after which he had to leave the field.
