Last update 25 February, 2013 by Alberto Llopis
Tables in the Milanese derby. Ezequiel Schelotto, Argentine Inter player, stopped the euphoria of Milan, who wanted to culminate a triumphant week by winning his greatest rival. Grown after his resounding victory against Barcelona in the Champions League, Massimiliano Allegri's team dominated the Milan duel for much of the match, after Stephan El Shaarawy's goal against a rival that has been in great decline this season. The two greats of Milan, They are very far from the fight for the Scudetto so the derby became a personal matter.
Third place in the table is the object of desire of both. Europe fed the spirit of both. The Inter, clinging to the Europa League as a saving board for a gray campaign, eliminated Romanian Cluj in the round of 32. Los ”Rossoneri” Revived by their victory against Barcelona, they reached the derby with seven games without losing (five wins and two draws). His was the first part, with greater pressure on the rival and permanent harassment of the Slovenian Samir Handinovic, which prevented further damage to your equipment.
The Balkan couldn't do anything with the visiting goal, which came after a cross from Kevin Prince Boateng that El Shaarawy finished off. Mario Balotelli, that attracted numerous attention due to its interista past , could sentence the crash. With a header that Handinovic stopped and with a shot with the toe that hit the goalkeeper's body.. The match changed in the second half.
With the match without an owner, Inter became stronger thanks to a combination between the Japanese Yuto Nagamoto who finished off with a header from the Argentine Ezequiel Schelotto, who had entered the field a few minutes before. In the end draws and distribution of points in a Milan derby something that has gone downhill
- INTER 1
- MILAN 1
Inter: Samir Handanovic, Yuto Nagatomo (Cristian Chivu, m.78), Andrea Ranocchia, Javier Zanetti, Juan, Esteban Cambiasso (Ezequiel Schelotto, m.69), Walter Gargano, Freddy Guarin, Rodrigo Palacio, Ricardo Alvarez (Zdravko Kuzmanovic, m.74) and Antonio Cassano.
Milan: Christian Abbiati, Ignazio Abate, Christian Zapata, Phillippe Mexes, Mattith Of Sillary, Antonio Nocerino, Riccardo Montolivo, Sulley Ali Muntari (Massimo Ambrosini, m.90), Kevin-Prince Boateng (Mbaye Niang, m.81), Mario Balotelli and Stephan El Shaarawy (Bojan, m.81)
Goals: 0-1, m.21: El Shaarawy; 1-1, m.71: Schelotto
Referee: Paolo Silvio Mazzoleni. He showed a yellow card to Andrea Ranocchia and Juan, from Inter and Mexes, Sulley Ali Muntari, Riccardo Montolivo and Christian Zapata, of Milan.
incidences: Match corresponding to the twenty-sixth day of the Italian League played at the Giusseppe Meazza stadium against some 80.000 spectators.
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