Luke Jovic scored a parenthesis while AC Milan defeated Inter Milan’s arch rivals for the third time this season to advance to the Coppa Italia final, with a comfortable 3-0 semi-final victory of Nerazzurri’s hopes to repeat their 2010 heroic.

Inter seem to have finally returned their legitimate country among the elite parties of Europe this season, but next week will be essential in determining their true attitude.

With a UEFA Champions League semifinal (UCL) and a Serie A title with SSC Napoli on the cards, they began with the small task of this second leg against Milan, one that they started at the top and apparently on Fine Fettle.

Matteo Darmian widely dragged the distant post after a marauding run from the right, before Federico DimarcoSimilar growth forward on the other hand resulted in complete destruction Mike Maignan‘S Crossbar.

The best opening of the hosts of half seemed to have fallen into the right man but Lautaro MartinezFirst touch first after TaremiThe head of the head down was not good enough and it turned out that the Argentine would fall on the grass.

Despite their special absence of chances, Milan had opposed the midfield well, and so it was probably no surprise to see them punish their city’s rivals with a San Siro silence in 36 minutes.

His reijnders‘Construction work was great, leaving Alex Jiemenez to send to a cross for Jovic, who rose up to lead his head beyond Josep Martinez.

Inter had responded well to draw 1-1 after going back to the first match, but Milan had clearly learned their teaching.

It took them only four minutes of the second half to double their superiority, with Jovic begging in his second from the near distance after the corner of Theo Hernandez was Ricochet Nicolo baarella.

Wholesale changes from Simone Inzaghi followed, but his team still didn’t have enough for them to change the result, even with Stefan de VrijThe powerful head is being kept out of the maicurely.

And their efforts to respond tried to be in vain after the people of Sérgio Conceição finished things with a third before the last whistle.

A quick movement saw Rafael Leao Send through the Reijnders, who put under the goalkeeper to secure his team’s place in the final.

Each Emoli or – more likely – Bologna Wait for Rosssoneri at Stadio Olympico as they seek to remove this trophy for the first time since 2003 and add to their supercoppa Italiana glory in a different shameful campaign. For Inter, a second consecutive loss we hope is not a sign of the things to come, with match against form in shape Roma and UCL’s favorites Barcelona awaiting them.

FlashScore man of the match: Jovic’s wound (AC Milan))

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