2-1! Lautaro missed an empty goal and still destroyed AC Milan, and Inter Milan won the championship five rounds ahead of schedule

As runners-up in last season's Champions League, Inter Milan had a disappointing run in the Champions League, as they were kept out of the last eight by Atletico Madrid. However, in Serie A, Inter Milan is unbeatable, under the leadership of Inzaghi Jr., unbeaten in 26 rounds, leading by 14 points. In the 33rd round of Serie A this week, Inter Milan and AC Milan met in a narrow way, and the two sides staged a local derby, the latter had just been eliminated in the Europa League, and the four major players were determined to be empty in advance. In the past five duels, Inter Milan has won all of them, including a 5-1 victory in the first leg, and the psychological advantage is obvious. In this game, Lautaro missed an empty goal, Acerbi and Thuram Jr. each made a goal, Tomori pulled one back, and in stoppage time, Te'o, Dumfries and Calabria were red, and Inter still won 2-1 and won the championship five rounds in advance.

In a win-and-win situation, Inzaghi Jr. set up a 3-5-2 formation, with Sommer continuing to guard the net for Inter, Bastoni, Acerbi and Pavard forming a three-centre-back system, Dimarco and Darmian on either side, Mkhitaryan, Calhanoglu and Barella in the middle, and Lautaro and Thuram Jr.

Stefano Pioli came up 4-2-3-1, with Rafael Leao playing as a central striker, Moussah, Loftus-Cheek and Christian Pulisic leading the way behind him, Adley and Reinders in a back two, and a defensive quartet of Calabria, Fikayo Tomori, Gabia and Te'o, with Maignan making the final pass for AC Milan.

Once the game started, Inter were firmly in control, and Lautaro had a powerful shot in the opening six minutes, but it couldn't hit the goal.

In the 18th minute, Thuram Jr. broke through on the left side and caused a corner kick, followed by Dimarco's cross, Pavard's header rubbed back, Acerbi outflanked in the middle, flew to the top and made a contribution, Inter broke the deadlock, 1-0!

In the 25th minute, Thuram Jr. made the ball on the left side of the penalty area, Dimarco crossed from the bottom, Mkhitaryan grabbed the point and kicked it empty, Lautaro followed up at the back point, and in the face of most of the empty goal, he kicked it bizarrely!

Three minutes later, AC Milan had a good chance to open the scoring when Moussa pushed forward and sent in a clever pass, Leao dribbled into the box and fell to the ground to shoot too wide, but Sommer saved the ball.

In the 38th minute, Thuram Jr. led the counterattack, received Barella's cross, met the ball and pushed it into the far corner, grazed the post and went out of bounds, AC Milan escaped. In the 40th minute, Leao and Loftus-Cheek made consecutive balls, and Moussa crossed a low flat ball from the right, and Reinders inserted a push shot that was saved by Sommer bravely. Immediately afterwards, Inter advanced a counterattack, Thuram Jr. passed the ball in an inverted triangle, Tomori cleared not far away, and Mkhitaryan met the ball and shot hard, but was also blocked by Maignan.

The first 45 minutes were brilliant with eight shots on goal from each side, both on target, and Inter returned to the dressing room with a one-goal advantage. In the 49th minute, Thuram's pass on the left side was blocked, he decisively cut inside and shot low, Maignan couldn't reach it, and Inter Milan scored again, 2-0!

It wasn't until he was two goals down that Pioli realised he had a problem with his formation and immediately replaced Reynders with Olivier Giroud.

In the 79th minute, Chukwueze crossed the ball from outside the penalty area, Leao struggled to head it back, Gabia rushed to the top and was saved, the ball hit the post again, Tomori shot into the net, AC Milan pulled one back, 1-2!

In the 93rd minute, the two sides clashed again, and the referee played 50 boards each, and Te'o and Dumfries were both sent off with red cards. In the 97th minute, Calabria elbowed Frattesi and was also sent off. In the end, Inter Milan defeated AC Milan 2-1 and locked the Serie A championship five rounds in advance, and Inzaghi Jr. won the first Serie A trophy in his coaching career, plus the Italian Super Cup that has already been obtained, he was crowned the double champion for three consecutive seasons, creating a record in team history.