Inter Milan vs. Bologna FC 1909 (09.11.2022)

On November 9th, 2022, an exhilarating Serie A match unfolded at the San Siro Stadium, where Inter Milan faced off against Bologna FC. The game began with a quick succession of events that set the pace for a dynamic and high-energy match.

Bologna took the lead in the 22nd minute with a clean strike from Charalampos Lykogiannis. The joy for the Bologna fans was short-lived as Inter's Edin Džeko responded with a precise finish just four minutes later, bringing the game level.

The match heated up further when Bologna's Marko Arnautović and Jhon Lucumi both received yellow cards in the 32nd and 33rd minutes, respectively. Inter's Lautaro Martínez and Bologna's Gary Medel also found themselves cautioned in the 35th minute.

Inter seized control of the game when Federico Dimarco added to the scoreline with a goal in the 36th minute. Before halftime, Lautaro Martínez extended Inter's lead further with another goal in the 42nd minute, making it 3-1.

After the break, Bologna made two immediate substitutions, bringing in new blood to try and turn the tide, but Dimarco found the net again for Inter in the 48th minute. Riccardo Orsolini of Bologna was booked with a yellow card in the 54th minute, putting more pressure on the visiting side.

A pivotal moment came in the 58th minute when Inter was awarded a penalty following a foul on Džeko. Hakan Çalhanoğlu stepped up to the spot and successfully converted the penalty in the 59th minute, widening the gap even further.

Substitutions continued as both teams looked to adjust their tactics, with notable changes such as Bologna replacing Arnautović and introducing Lewis Ferguson, while Inter brought on Denzel Dumfries and Nicolò Barella.

It was Robin Gosens for Inter who rounded off the scoring with a smart finish in the 76th minute, securing an emphatic victory for the home team.

The game eventually concluded with Inter Milan having demonstrated their offensive prowess, ending the thrilling encounter with a victorious 6-1 scoreline over Bologna FC. It was a match that highlighted Inter's relentless attack and ability to convert chances into goals, leaving the Bologna defense struggling to find answers throughout the ninety minutes.

Lineup Inter Milan

Lineup Bologna FC 1909

Substitutes Inter Milan

Substitutes Bologna FC 1909

Inter Milan

The Italian name is FC Internazionale Milano and their nicknames are I Nerazzurri (the Black and Blue), La Beneamata and Il Biscione. The club colours are therefore logically black and blue. Their home stadium is the San Siro with a capacity of 80,018 seats. It is thus one of the largest stadiums in Europe and the largest stadium in Italy. The club's rivals are AC Milan, with whom they play Derby della Madonnina. Another rivalry is with Juventus, with whom they play Derby d'Italia.

Bologna FC 1909

Among their nicknames they are named as I Veltri or Rossoblu (the Red and Blue). And by the latter nickname it is also obvious what their club colors are. So they are red and blue, which you can find both on the jerseys and in the emblem. They are at home at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, which offers 38,279 seats. The surface here is of extremely high quality and, along with the Artemito Franchi Stadium in Florence, is considered one of the best pitches in Italy and Europe.

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