Inter
FT
5
:
2
vs
HT 3 : 0
Udinese
Inter
FT
5
:
2
vs
HT 3 : 0
Udinese
- Kick Off at 18:50 (GMT) on 28th May, 2017
- The referee for this match is Aleandro Di Paolo
- Attendance of 36689 fans at the Giuseppe Meazza
- This is a match in Serie A, Match Day 38, Season 2016/2017
- Inter
- Goals
- Eder (5')
- Perisic (18')
- Brozovic (36')
- Eder (54')
- Angella (78')
- Cards
- D'Ambrosio (63')
- Sainsbury (83')
- Udinese
- Goals
- Balic (76')
- Zapata (90')
- Cards
- Widmer (71')
Full lineups: Inter vs Udinese
Inter
Starting XI
- 30. Juan Pablo Carrizo
- 33. Danilo D'Ambrosio
- 17. Gary Medel
- 2. Marco Andreolli
- 21. Davide Santon
- 5. Roberto Gagliardini
- 7. Geoffrey Kondogbia
- 87. Antonio Candreva
- 77. Marcelo Brozovic
- 44. Ivan Perisic
- 23. Eder
Substitutes
- 1. Samir Handanovic
- 8. Rodrigo Palacio
- 11. Jonathan Biabiany
- 19. Ever Banega
- 20. Trent Sainsbury
- 55. Yuto Nagatomo
- 94. Eloge Yao
- 97. Ionut Radu
- 40. Zinho Vanheusden
- 41. Andrew Gravillon
- 42. Rigoberto Rivas
- 99. Andrea Pinamonti
Coach
- Stefano Vecchi
Udinese
Starting XI
- 22. Simone Scuffet
- 34. Gabriel Silva
- 75. Thomas Heurtaux
- 4. Gabriele Angella
- 30. Felipe
- 27. Silvan Widmer
- 99. Andrija Balic
- 23. Emil Hallfredsson
- 14. Jakub Jankto
- 9. Duvan Zapata
- 77. Cyril Thereau
Substitutes
- 1. Orestis Karnezis
- 8. Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu
- 19. Matos
- 37. Marco Davide Faraoni
- 53. Ali Adnan
- 95. Lucas Evangelista
- 63. Luca Scordino
- 64. Filip Vasko
- 65. Zokohi Djoulou
Coach
- Luigi Delneri
Plus, Perisic is already a player who'd played in the team and in Italy for 2 seasons, and Di9 Maria hasn't, so he'll definitely need some time to adapt. Now, do you remember how his adpatation in England went? Who says that it won't happen again here.
I mean, it's one thing to play in France, and completely another in Italy. There's sooo many players who have testified that Serie A is way tougher league than France and Spain, especially from France, both physically, and tactically...
So, who says Di Maria won't slip up again? You're ready to 'trade' him for a great and established player like Perisic
Plus, Perisic is already a player who'd played in the team and in Italy for 2 seasons, and Di9 Maria hasn't, so he'll definitely need some time to adapt. Now, do you remember how his adpatation in England went? Who says that it won't happen again here.
I mean, it's one thing to play in France, and completely another in Italy. There's sooo many players who have testified that Serie A is way tougher league than France and Spain, especially from France, both physically, and tactically...
So, who says Di Maria won't slip up again? You're ready to 'trade' him for a great and established player like Perisic