With an indisputable victory against Torino (2-0), signed with the personal seal in the form of a double from the Turkish Hakan Calhanoglu, Inter celebrated their ‘Scudetto’ this Sunday and began an afternoon of celebration on the San Siro grass in Milan.
The party has only just begun in the Nerazzurri part of Milan. The gathering of 15,000 fans in the Duomo after the derby against Milan that certified the title was just the appetizer that opened the mouth for this Sunday, in which the team will tour the streets of the city with a bus that will also end in the Duomo, new packed with black and blue.
With the perfect schedule, changed at Inter’s request, the morning in Milan was much more peaceful than the cold night in which the ‘Scudetto’ was won. The Inter fans were already celebrating with the arrival of the players to the stadium and the passage that Torino made was returned with a standing ovation from the stands.
It was a day to enjoy and, although the result was the least important, Inter wanted to do their part to have an unforgettable day.
The beginning of the second half, with the expulsion of Cameroonian Adrien Tameze for a foul on Armenian Henrik Mkhitaryan, who was alone inside the area, made things easier. Torino’s resistance lasted just 7 minutes after the expulsion and in just 4 minutes Calhanoglu sentenced the duel.
First with a volley with his left foot that gave rise to an uncontrollable party in the 56th minute. And shortly after, in the 60th, with the penalty committed on the Frenchman Marcus Thuram and which he offered to the Argentine Lautaro Martínez, who is fighting for be the top scorer in Serie A.
But at Inter there is a clear pitcher and that is Calhanoglu. Lautaro kindly rejected the offer and left the specialist, who has not missed from eleven meters since 2020. He has 16 in a row and has surpassed Ibrahimovic’s 15.
It was a placid match for the champion. The party started on Monday, but it has several days left to go. Even Simone Inzaghi, Inter coach, responded to the chants from the stands with some gestures that he is not used to, much more relaxed than usual.
Torino, for its part, remains tenth, although with 46 points, still hovering around the possibility of getting closer to Europe.
