Inter closed the sixth day of Serie A with a clear 3‑0 against Parma, resuming the race at the top of the table after the long international break. The match, played at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, was decisive for the Nerazzurri, who confirmed themselves first in the standings, unbeaten together with Roma and Lazio. The result gave a solid boost to the club, which had just recovered from the international competition break.
The first half was dominated by Inter. The opening goal came in the 13th minute, when Petar Sucic capitalized on a defensive error by Parma to put the ball in the net. Five minutes later, H. Çalhanoglu converted a penalty, doubling the lead. The third goal was scored in the 31st minute by M. Thuram, who finished the first half with an accurate shot. All three goals were scored before the break, leaving Parma with no chance of recovery.
In the second half, Inter remained calm, managing the advantage with precise tactical decisions. Coach Chivu praised the speed with which the players adapted to Parma, underlining the importance of physical preparation and discipline. He also highlighted the performance of players such as Pio Esposito and Carlos Augusto, who demonstrated energy and resilience. Chivu also commented positively on the contribution of Dimarco and Diouf, who added freshness to the team.
After the match, the players expressed their satisfaction. Sucic declared he was happy with the victory and reiterated his commitment to Inter, excluding transfer rumours. Thuram expressed his disappointment at not being called up to the national team, but underlined his dedication to the team. Goalkeeper Pavard commented on his joy at returning to Milan, thanking his family for their support. Coach Gilardino recognized the need to work on physical and tactical aspects, but reiterated his trust in the group.
With the result, Inter confirms itself in first place, with an undefeated record which puts it ahead of its rivals. The club now prepares for the upcoming challenges, focusing on further tactical improvements and team management after the national break. Inter's next match is expected against one of the mid-table teams, where the team will have to maintain concentration to consolidate their dominant position.