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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Inter 0-1 Milan in the Serie A on Sunday, 23 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
The Milan Derby kicked off with Inter dominating possession from the outset, but neither side could find a breakthrough in the first half, with Milan's Rafael Leão picking up a yellow card in 45+2' for a late challenge. The game remained tight as both teams probed for openings, but it was Milan who struck first in the 54' when Christian Pulisic scored a normal goal without an assist, giving the Rossoneri the lead. Inter pushed for an equaliser, but their efforts were hampered by a yellow card to Hakan Çalhanoğlu in 61', setting up a tense second half.
Inter made their first substitution in 65' as A. Bonny replaced L. Martinez, aiming to inject fresh energy, while Milan held firm despite a yellow card to Strahinja Pavlović in 72'. Further changes followed with Inter bringing on P. Zielinski for H. Calhanoglu in 78', and then A. Diouf and F. Esposito replacing F. Acerbi and N. Barella respectively in 85', as they chased the game. Milan responded with substitutions of their own, introducing S. Ricci for Y. Fofana and C. Nkunku for C. Pulisic in 78', followed by R. Loftus-Cheek replacing R. Leao in 86', securing a hard-fought 1-0 victory.
Inter's commanding 64% possession and 9 corners compared to Milan's 36% and just 1 highlighted their control of the game, yet this dominance did not translate into goals, suggesting a lack of clinical finishing that bettors should note for future matches. Successful dribbles were closely matched at 44 for Inter and 38 for Milan, indicating both sides' ability to beat defenders, but Inter's single yellow card versus Milan's two pointed to greater discipline from the Nerazzurri, potentially influencing late-game dynamics without any red cards to shift the balance. The penalties stat showed Inter taking and scoring 1.0 while Milan had 0.0, implying a missed opportunity for Inter to level the score, and with 4 substitutions for Inter against Milan's 3, the changes—such as P. Zielinski replacing H. Calhanoglu in 78'—aimed to turn the tide but ultimately failed to alter the result, a key insight for those analysing squad depth and tactical flexibility.
Although no assists were recorded in the data for either side, Milan's efficient use of limited possession to secure the win underscores their counter-attacking threat, which could appeal to bettors looking at underdog scenarios in upcoming fixtures.
The decisive moment arrived in the 54' when Christian Pulisic fired Milan ahead with a well-taken goal, shifting the momentum in their favour and proving pivotal in a match where opportunities were scarce. Inter's penalty opportunity, as indicated by the stats, represented a major turning point, but they failed to convert it into a goal, allowing Milan to maintain their slender lead despite the pressure. Impactful substitutions, such as A. Bonny coming on for L. Martinez in 65' to bolster Inter's attack and C. Nkunku replacing the goalscorer Pulisic in 78' for Milan to see out the game, added layers to the contest, while yellow cards to key players like Çalhanoğlu in 61' and Pavlović in 72' heightened the intensity without leading to any dismissals.
Inter lined up in a 3-5-2 formation, with a solid defensive base allowing midfielders like Nicolò Barella and Hakan Çalhanoğlu to push forward and support the attacking partnership of Lautaro Martinez, whose early involvement highlighted the team's intent to dominate through central channels before his substitution.
Milan deployed a 3-5-2 shape, featuring dynamic wing play from Rafael Leão and Christian Pulisic, whose partnership with the midfield provided a counter-attacking edge, enabling them to exploit spaces effectively despite lower possession.
Christian Pulisic earned Man of the Match honours for his match-winning contribution, scoring the only goal in the 54' to secure victory for Milan and demonstrating sharp movement and composure in front of goal. Starting the game and lasting until his substitution in 78' when C. Nkunku came on, Pulisic's performance stood out in a tightly contested derby, offering bettors a reminder of his value in goalscorer markets.
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Sitting in fourth place with 24 points after this derby defeat, Inter will look to bounce back from their recent form, which includes back-to-back wins prior to this 0-1 home loss against Milan, as they prepare for a challenging encounter against Atlético Madrid, whose position and points remain to be confirmed, scheduled for 26 November 2025 at 20:00. This fixture offers a chance for Simone Inzaghi’s side to regain momentum in Europe, where their attacking partnerships could shine against potentially vulnerable opposition.
Milan’s victory propels them to second spot with 25 points, building on a solid run featuring a draw and another win before this 1-0 triumph away at Inter, setting up an intriguing home clash against eighth-placed Lazio, who have 18 points, on 29 November 2025 at 19:45. Paulo Fonseca’s team will aim to maintain their defensive solidity and exploit counter-attacking opportunities to extend their strong position in the table.
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