Match highlights
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Hellas Verona vs Inter highlights
How the goals came
31' an own goal opens the scoring for Inter (the winner) → 36' Hakan Çalhanoğlu extends Inter's lead → 38' Edin Džeko extends Inter's lead → 55' Lautaro Martínez extends Inter's lead → 61' Edin Džeko extends Inter's lead → 90+2' Lautaro Martínez extends Inter's lead. Full time: 0-6, Inter win.
The match, goal by goal
3 of the 6 goals came after half-time. 1 goal in second-half stoppage time.
31' Own goal (Inter) 0-1
The Serie A Matchday 33 meeting between Hellas Verona and Inter at the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi stayed level until the 31st minute, when an own goal credited to Inter made it 0-1. Inter never relinquished that lead, so the opener ended up standing as the winning goal. It was the first of six goals in a match that finished 0-6.
36' Hakan Çalhanoğlu (Inter) 0-2
Only five minutes after the own goal, Hakan Çalhanoğlu scored in the 36th minute to double Inter's lead at 0-2. The visitors now held a two-goal cushion in the first half. Çalhanoğlu's goal was the second in a quick sequence of Inter goals before the break.
38' Edin Džeko (Inter) 0-3
Edin Džeko made it 0-3 in the 38th minute, just two minutes after Çalhanoğlu's goal. That gave Inter three goals in the eight minutes from the 31st onward. Hellas Verona would go into the second half three goals down at home.
55' Lautaro Martínez (Inter) 0-4
The second half brought more of the same: in the 55th minute, Lautaro Martínez scored to make it 0-4. It was Inter's first goal after the break, following their three in the first half. For Hellas Verona, a fourth goal conceded pushed any comeback even further out of reach.
61' Edin Džeko (Inter) 0-5
In the 61st minute, Edin Džeko scored his second goal of the match to make it 0-5. Having already found the net in the 38th minute, he added another in the second half. Coming six minutes after Martínez's goal, it stretched Inter's lead to five.
90'+2 Lautaro Martínez (Inter) 0-6
Lautaro Martínez had the final word in stoppage time, scoring his second of the night in the 90+2nd minute to make it 0-6. That was how the match ended. Inter scored six times away from home, with Džeko and Martínez each finishing with two goals.
