Inter Milan beat Barcelona 4-3 in extra time to qualify for the UEFA Champions League final at San Siro, MySportDab reports.
The Nerazzurri edged Barca after extra time to claim a 7–6 aggregate win to reach their first Champions League final in three years.
Full Match Report
There was a lot of expectations which were full met with everything that took place in the encounter.
Lautaro Martínez curled home with precision after a swift build‑up down the right flank, catching Barcelona’s defense flat‑footed which made it 1-0 in the 21st minute.
From the spot, Hakan Çalhanoğlu dispatched a firm penalty after a foul on Marcus Thuram, doubling the lead into half‑time which kept things 2-0.
Hansi Flick’s side rallied impressively after the break which wasn’t expected as they did everything to drag the match.
In the 54th minute, Eric García glanced in a free‑header from a Martin cross to halve the deficit 2-1.
In the 60th minute, Dani Olmo lashed in a low drive from just outside the box to level the tie on aggregate.
Raphinha pounced on a rebound in the area to give Barcelona their first lead of the tie which happened in the 88th minute.
Center‑back Francesco Acerbi rose highest to nod in a Denzel Dumfries cross, forcing extra time and sparking wild celebration in the 90th plus four minutes.
Substitute Davide Frattesi capitalised on slick interplay with Marcus Thuram, smashing home the winner and sending San Siro into delirium.
Inter will face either Paris Saint‑Germain or Arsenal in the final which they would hope to get the opportunity of winning the title they last won under Jose Mourinho.
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