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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Pisa 0-2 Inter in the Serie A on Sunday, 30 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
The match began with both sides probing for openings, but Pisa earned the first yellow card when A. Caracciolo was booked in the 26th minute for a tactical foul. Inter responded with their own caution as F. Acerbi saw yellow in the 35th minute for a late challenge, while the first half ended goalless despite Inter’s edge in possession. At the break, Inter made a change with P. Zielinski replacing P. Sucic in the 46th minute, aiming to inject more creativity.
The second half saw Pisa’s R. Albiol booked in the 61st minute for persistent fouling, before Inter’s triple substitution in the 67th minute—F. Esposito for M. Thuram, A. Diouf for Luis Henrique, and Y. Bisseck for F. Acerbi—shifted momentum. Lautaro Martinez broke the deadlock in the 69th minute with a clinical finish assisted by F. Esposito, putting Inter ahead. Pisa responded with double changes in the 71st minute, M. Leris replacing G. Piccinini and M. Tramoni for S. Angori, but Martinez sealed the win in the 83rd minute with his second goal, assisted by N. Barella, before late substitutions for both teams in the closing stages.
Inter’s 60% possession dominance allowed them to control the tempo, translating into six corners compared to Pisa’s four, which highlighted their ability to sustain pressure in attacking areas. Successful dribbles favoured Inter at 67 to Pisa’s 43, underscoring their superior ball-carrying threat that created openings for the decisive goals. With two assists recorded for Inter against none for Pisa, and both sides using all five substitutions, the visitors’ changes around the 67th minute proved pivotal in shifting the balance, while the card count—two yellows for Pisa and one for Inter—reflected a combative but controlled encounter without reds.
The lack of penalties or injury-time goals kept the scoreline straightforward, but Inter’s efficient use of possession and dribbling edge ensured they converted their opportunities, while Pisa’s substitutions, including late entries like Lorran for R. Albiol in the 80th minute and further changes in the 90th, came too late to alter the outcome.
The game’s turning point arrived in the 69th minute when Lautaro Martinez scored Inter’s opener, assisted by F. Esposito, capitalising on a swift counter after Inter’s triple substitution two minutes earlier injected fresh energy. Martinez doubled the lead in the 83rd minute with another composed finish, this time set up by N. Barella, effectively ending Pisa’s resistance. Key bookings, including R. Albiol’s yellow in the 61st minute for repeated fouls, disrupted Pisa’s rhythm, while their own substitutions—like M. Tramoni replacing S. Angori in the 71st minute—failed to spark a comeback against Inter’s organised defence.
Pisa lined up in a 3-5-2 formation, relying on a solid defensive trio to contain Inter’s attacks while wing-backs provided width in transitions. Standout partnerships included the central midfield axis, which aimed to disrupt Inter’s possession game, though the setup struggled to generate clear chances against the visitors’ dominance.
Inter deployed a 3-5-2 shape, with a flexible back three allowing fluid build-up play and wing-backs overlapping to support the forwards. Key roles shone through in midfield, where partnerships like N. Barella’s link-up play facilitated assists, enabling Lautaro Martinez to thrive as the focal point up front.
Lautaro Martinez earned Man of the Match honours with his brace in the 69th and 83rd minutes, demonstrating clinical finishing and composure under pressure. His goals, assisted by F. Esposito and N. Barella respectively, were the difference in a match where Inter’s attack needed a spark, and despite being substituted in the 87th minute for Carlos Augusto, his impact secured the victory.
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Pisa will aim to regroup after this home defeat, focusing on tightening their defensive partnerships ahead of their next fixture to avoid similar possession imbalances.
Inter build on this solid away win, carrying momentum into their upcoming match where maintaining their dribbling and possession edge will be key against potentially sterner opposition.
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