Final score

3 October 2010 20:45

Inter
Juventus
Referee: Luca Banti / Linesmen: Baggiani, Di Liberatore / Fourth official: Damato
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Minute Text commentary
47' Half time in Milan. Inter 0-0 Juventus.
47' Inter close on the stroke of half time. Eto'o floats a cross over to Milito at the back post but the Prince can't connect.
46' At his near post Storari saves Eto'o's driven angled shot.
45' Two minutes of added time.
44' Cambiasso's deflected shot is saved by Storari after some more magic from Samuel Eto'o.
42' More excellent play by Eto'o. The Cameroonian ghosts past four opponents and crosses low to Milito, who can't get a shot in as De Ceglie intercepts.
41' Cambiasso controls a loose ball just outside the Juve area and crashes his shot over the bar.
38' Eto'o twists and turns on the left edge of the Juve box and crosses over to Milito. The Juve rearguard intercepts.
37' Krasic's dangerous low cross from the right is hooked clear by Cambiasso.
35' Cristian Chivu is booked for a sliding challenge on Krasic.
32' Juventus have a goal disallowed. Krasic's low cross finds Iaquinta who tucks past Julio Cesar from two yards out, but he is adjudged to be offside.
31' The injured Jonathan Biabiany is replaced by Diego Milito.
27' Juve really getting into the game now with corners galore. Cambiasso beats Felipe Melo at the back post to thwart the Bianconeri.
24' More danger for the Nerazzurri as Aquilani delivers a perilous cross. Lucio blocks and concedes a corner.
22' Let-off for Inter as Iaquinta fails to connect with Krasic's low cross into our six-yard box. Julio Cesar palms it round for a corner.
21' Krasic hits a right-footed volley just wide of Julio Cesar's right-hand post.
19' Stankovic frees Coutinho down the left with a delightful back-heeled pass. The 18-year-old Brazilian is tackled by Grygera.
17' Sneijder's free kick bounces back off the Bianconeri wall.
16' Coutinho is tripped by Bonucci as he races down the middle. The Juve defender is booked and Inter earn a free kick in Sneijder territory.
15' Eto'o zips into the box from the left and sees his shot deflected behind for a left-wing corner. Storari saves Sneijder's cross from the flag.
10' Juve win a free kick after a Chivu foul on Krasic. Aquilani gets it over the Inter wall but there's no team-mate behind it.
9' Another corner for the Nerazzurri. Sneijder's delivery is saved by Storari.
8' Inter win two corners in quick succession, earned by Eto'o and Cambiasso. Coutinho gets in at the near post from the second one, but can't get a shot in.
6' Chiellini whacks behind for a corner after some excellent approach play by the Nerazzurri.
4' Coutinho goes on a mazy run on the opposite flank and plays into the area for Sneijder, but the Brazilian overhits his through ball.
2' Samuel Eto'o charges down the right wing and is caught by Bonucci as he cuts inside. No free kick is given.
1' Welcome to the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in Milan's San Siro district for what is widely regarded as THE fixture in Serie A. <br>Rafael Benitez compared it to Liverpool-Manchester United and Barcelona-Real Madrid in his pre-match press conference - and he's not wrong. <br>The Spanish coach also said that no other coach wants to win like he does. Words we like to hear.
1' The Bianconeri get us under way in Milan. FORZA INTER!!!!
1' Luigi Delneri responds with this starting XI: <br>Juventus: 30 Storari; 21 Grygera, 19 Bonucci, 3 Chiellini, 29 De Ceglie; 27 Krasic, 4 Melo, 14 Aquilani, 8 Marchisio; 9 Iaquinta, 18 Quagliarella.<br> Subs: 13 Manninger, 5 Sissoko, 10 Del Piero, 17 Motta, 23 Pepe, 25 Martinez, 33 Legrottaglie.
1' Four goals against Werder Bremen in midweek were enough to convince Rafa to stick with his starting eleven that trounced the Germans in Matchday 2 of the Champions League. Inter will line up against Juventus like this: <br>Inter: 1 Julio Cesar; 13 Maicon, 6 Lucio, 2 Cordoba, 26 Chivu; 5 Stankovic, 19 Cambiasso; 88 Biabiany, 10 Sneijder, 29 Coutinho; 9 Eto'o.<br> Subs: 12 Castellazzi, 17 Mariga, 23 Materazzi, 22 Milito, 30 Mancini, 39 Santon.
Minute Text commentary
47' Full time. Inter 0-0 Juventus.
47' Corner to Inter in the last minute. Maicon's cross is saved by Storari.
46' Del Piero's free kick is saved by Julio Cesar.
45' Two minutes of stoppage time.
45' Felipe Melo is tripped by Stankovic and it's a free kick to the visitors.
40' Milito latches on to Eto'o's through ball and shakes off Chiellini but the angle is too tight for the Argentine.
37' Del Piero's long-range shot is centrally saved by JC.
35' Aquilani is replaced by Sissoko.
33' Great chance for the Nerazzurri. Cambiasso plays a beautiful ball over the Juve defence to the unmarked Milito, who slots narrowly wide.
30' Fifteen minutes to go in Milan. Plenty of chances, but still no goal.
29' Julio Cesar makes a comfortable save from Del Piero's long-range effort.
28' Eto'o goes an another solo run down the left, leaving three Juventus players in his wake. The Bianconeri clear with some difficulty.
24' Juve close now as Quagliarella goes through on goal and shoots on sight. Julio Cesar dives to his right and parries the Italy striker's effort.
22' Inter close to an opener. Storari saves Maicon's close-range header from Sneijder's cross.
20' Delneri makes his second change: Del Piero for Iaquinta.
20' Juve sub Motta is booked for a foul on Eto'o.
16' Sneijder receives from Eto'o and gets a shot on goal. Storari can't hold it and we win a corner.
15' Krasic makes a strong run on goal and bursts past Chivu, Stankovic and Santon before severely testing Julio Cesar with a diagonal shot.
14' Chiellini makes a headed clearance from Sneijder's left-wing corner.
12' Back at the other end Eto'o sees his shot blocked by Chiellini after a surging run past three.
11' Aquilani looks for Iaquinta with his cross. Lucio intercepts.
10' Felipe Melo's effort is deflected off Sneijder. Corner.
9' Iaquinto is fouled by Stankovic. Free kick to the visitors.
7' Sneijder's free kick is through the Juventus wall and wide of Storari's right-hand upright.
7' Free kick on the left angle of the Juve area, awarded after a foul by Bonucci on Sneijder.
5' Quagliarella goes for goal with a spectacular looping volley but Julio Cesar has it covered.
3' Sneijder plays a fantastic through ball to Coutinho and the Brazilian youngster wins us a corner.
1' Inter get the second half under way.
1' Both teams have made changes at the break: Santon for Cordoba and Motta for De Ceglie. Stankovic takes the captain's armband.
Cordoba
6.51
6.51
Stankovic
6.37
6.37
Cambiasso
5.74
5.74
Julio Cesar
6.63
6.63
Maicon
5.28
5.28
Biabiany
5.22
5.22
Chivu
5.14
5.14
Milito
4.79
4.79
Lucio
6.51
6.51
Eto'o
7.57
7.57
Sneijder
5.64
5.64
Coutinho
5.64
5.64
Average rating 5.92
4 shots on target 8
9 shots off target 6
13 fouls committed 11
13 corners 9
1 offsides 6
54% ball possession 46%
Benitez v Delneri

Sunday's Serie A Week 6 clash at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza is the first meeting between the two coaches.

Benitez v Juventus

Rafael Benitez faces Juventus for the first time in Italy, but has encountered the Bianconeri on two past occasions in the Champions League whilst in charge of Liverpool. In the 2004/05 quarter-finals, the Reds beat Juventus 2-1 at home and drew 0-0 in Turin. In the semi-finals Liverpool ousted Chelsea to reach the final, where Benitez's side came from three goals down to tie AC Milan 3-3 before winning the penalty shootout.

Delneri v Inter

Luigi Delneri faces the Nerazzurri for the eighteenth time after 5 victories, 4 draws and 8 defeats. At San Siro, Delneri has won only once in eight visits: Chievo's 2-1 Serie A victory on 15 December 2001, which was also Delneri's first game against Inter. In his following 7 games away to Inter, the current Juve boss has collected 2 draws and 5 defeats.

Inter on target in last 10 games against Juve

Inter have scored in all of their last 10 competitive matches against Juventus, for a total of 15 goals. They last failed to score against the Bianconeri in a 2-0 Serie A defeat in Turin on 2 October 2005.

Inter's home invincibility

The Nerazzurri haven't lost at home since their 1-0 Champions League loss to Panathinaikos on 26 November 2008, winning 38 and drawing 11 of their following 49 games. In national competitions, Inter are unbeaten at home since their 2-1 league defeat to Juventus on 22 March 2008, with 40 wins and 12 draws from their successive 52 Serie A, Coppa Italia and Italian Super Cup games. In Serie A, Inter's home invincibility is 43 games: 33 victories and 10 draws since that 2-1 defeat to Juventus in March 2008.

Eleven home wins in a row

Inter have won their last 11 home matches scoring 32 goals. Here's a recap of the winning run: Livorno (3-0 in Serie A), CSKA Moscow (1-0 in Champions League), Bologna and Juventus (3-0 and 2-0 in Serie A), Barcelona (3-1 in Champions League), Atalanta and ChievoVerona (3-1 and 4-3 in Serie A), Roma (3-1 in Italian Super Cup), Udinese and Bari (2-1 and 4-0 in Serie A), and Werder Bremen (4-0 in Champions League). The last team to come away from San Siro with a point was Genoa (0-0 in Serie A) on 7 March 2010. Inter last conceded at home in their 2-1 victory over Udinese on 11 September, with Floro Flores scoring for the Bianconeri in the 31st minute. The Nerazzurri have since kept two clean sheets, winning 4-0 against Bari in Serie A and beating Werder Bremen by the same score in the Champions League.

Contrasting defences

Inter have let in 3 goals in the first five rounds of the 2010/11 Serie A championship, while Juventus have conceded 9, the same number as Udinese and Roma. At San Siro on Sunday night, Serie A's best defence goes head-to-head against one of the worst.

Delneri one away from 300th Serie A match as coach

Luigi Delneri will celebrate 300 Serie A matches as a coach in Sunday evening's derby d'Italia. He made his top-flight debut in Chievo's 2-0 win at Fiorentina on 26 August 2001. Besides Juventus and Chievo, Delneri has also coached Roma, Palermo, Atalanta and Sampdoria in Serie A.

Del Piero homing in on Boniperti record

With his next goal for Juventus, Alessandro Del Piero will equal Giampiero Boniperti's club record of 178 goals in Serie A.

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27 October 2024 4-4 15' Zielinski(Rig), 20' Vlahovic, 26' Weah, 35' Mkhitaryan, 37' Zielinski(Rig), 55' Dumfries, 73' Yildiz, 84' Yildiz, fixture
4 February 2024 1-0 37' Gatti(Aut), fixture
19 March 2023 0-1 23' Kostic, fixture
24 October 2021 1-1 17' Dzeko, 92' Dybala(Rig), fixture
17 January 2021 2-0 13' Vidal, 54' Barella, fixture
6 October 2019 1-2 4' Dybala, 18' Martínez(Rig), 83' Higuain, fixture
27 April 2019 1-1 8' Nainggolan, 62' Ronaldo, fixture
28 April 2018 2-3 14' Costa, 59' Icardi, 71' Barzagli(Aut), 93' Skriniar(Aut), 95' Higuain, fixture
18 September 2016 2-1 67' Lichtsteiner, 69' Icardi, 79' Perisic, fixture
18 October 2015 0-0 fixture
16 May 2015 1-2 9' Icardi, 43' Marchisio(Rig), 83' Morata, fixture
14 September 2013 1-1 73' Icardi, 75' Vidal fixture
30 March 2013 1-2 3' Quagliarella, 54' Palacio, 60' Matri fixture
29 October 2011 1-2 12' Vucinic, 28' Maicon, 33' Marchisio fixture
3 October 2010 0-0 fixture
16 April 2010 2-0 77' Maicon, 94' Eto'o fixture
22 November 2008 1-0 74' Muntari fixture
22 March 2008 1-2 50' Camoranesi, 64' Trezeguet, 84' Maniche fixture
12 February 2006 1-2 66' Ibrahimovic, 77' Samuel, 88' Del Piero fixture
28 November 2004 2-2 54' Zalayeta, 68' Ibrahimovic (R), 80' Vieri, 86' Adriano fixture
4 April 2004 3-2 6' Martins, 26' Kily gonzalez (Aut), 45' Vieri (R), 48' Stankovic, 94' Di Vaio fixture
19 October 2002 1-1 88' Del Piero (R), 95' Vieri fixture
9 March 2002 2-2 6' Seedorf, 13' Trezeguet, 81' Tudor, 91' Seedorf fixture
3 December 2000 2-2 6' Trezeguet, 10' Zidane, 12' Blanc, 65' Di Biagio fixture
16 April 2000 1-2 55' Kovacevic, 79' Kovacevic, 82' Seedorf fixture
28 February 1999 0-0 fixture
4 January 1998 1-0 47' Djorkaeff fixture
9 March 1997 0-0
20 April 1996 1-2 4' Lombardo A., 55' Conte, 79' Ganz
5 March 1995 0-0
28 November 1993 2-2 33' Sosa, 55' Baggio, 77' Moller, 90' Rig. Sosa
25 October 1992 3-1 39' Sosa, 45' Sammer, 79' Shalimov, 85' Moller
26 April 1992 1-3 30' Rig. e 37' Baggio, 54' Schillaci, 62' Fontolan
10 March 1991 2-0 36' Matthaus, 49' Battistini
17 September 1989 2-1 36' Matthaus, 46' Klinsmann, 58' Marocchi
18 December 1988 1-1 20' Serena, 54' Galia
25 October 1987 2-1 9' Serena, 51' De Agostini, 73' Serena
15 March 1987 2-1 42' Fanna, 75' Garlini, 88' Serena
24 November 1985 1-1 1' Bergomi, 52' Platini
11 November 1984 4-0 12' Rummenigge, 32' Ferri, 75' Collovati, 88' Rummenigge
29 April 1984 1-2 24' Cabrini, 37' Platini, 45' Rig. Altobelli
19 December 1982 0-0
20 December 1981 0-0
29 March 1981 1-0 61' Muraro
11 November 1979 4-0 48' Altobelli, 50' Altobelli, 74' Muraro, 79' Altobelli
14 April 1979 2-1 15' Cuccureddu, 55' Baresi, 58' Beccalossi
18 December 1977 0-1 85' Tardelli
8 May 1977 0-2 37' Gori, 63' Tardelli
4 April 1976 1-0 80' Bertini
1 December 1974 0-1 72' Capello
28 April 1974 0-2 32' Bettega, 54' Bettega
7 January 1973 0-2 32' Altafini, 85' Anastasi
2 January 1972 0-0
27 December 1970 2-0 10' Corso, 67' Boninsegna
1 March 1970 0-0
12 January 1969 1-2 2' Anastasi, 10' Anastasi, 76' Burgnich
28 April 1968 0-0
31 December 1966 1-1 44' Menichelli, 75' Mazzola
8 May 1966 3-1 9' Facchetti, 14' Facchetti, 27' Suarez, 74' Mazzia
27 December 1964 1-1 50' Jair, 57' Mazzia
3 May 1964 1-0 47' Milani
23 December 1962 1-0 49' Jair
25 February 1962 2-2 13' Bicicli, 74' Hitchens, 79' Sivori, 87' Stacchini
18 December 1960 3-1 28' Corso, 50' Morbello, 69' Firmani, 77' Mora
24 April 1960 0-3 31' Sivori, 71' Sivori, 79' Boniperti
18 December 1958 1-3 15' Charles, 22' Bicicli, 41' Nicolè, 61' Sivori
16 March 1958 2-2 5' Lorenzi, 38' Sivori, 48' Vincenzi (Rig), 51' Charles
14 October 1956 1-1 16' Hamrin (Rig), 22' Dorigo
13 May 1956 0-2 25' Colombo, 82' Colombo
12 December 1954 1-2 49' Bronée, 74' Boniperti, 79' Brighenti
4 April 1954 6-0 7' Skoglund, 30' Armano, 66' Brighenti, 79' Skoglund, 83' Brighenti, 84' Nesti
4 January 1953 2-0 30' Lorenzi, 61' Skoglund
1 June 1952 3-2 13' Broccini, 33' Armano, 64' Lorenzi, 69' Boniperti, 75' Hansen
3 December 1950 3-0 31' Nyers, 42' Wilkes, 72' Nyers
26 March 1950 2-4 19' Hansen, 32' Bertuccelli (Aut), 55' Praest, 65' Hansen, 77' Muccinelli, 90' Parola (Aut)
6 March 1949 1-1 10' Amadei, 76' Muccinelli
12 October 1947 4-2 15' Lorenzi, 53' Lorenzi, 55' Zapirain, 60' Campatelli, 69' Kincses, 88' Cergoli
18 May 1947 0-0
5 May 1946 1-0 49' Penzo
18 November 1945 2-2 30' Piola, 40' Penzo, 58' Borel, 86' Penzo
14 March 1943 3-1 53' Meazza, 75' Gaddoni, 82' Candiani, 90' Gaddoni
4 January 1942 4-1 22' Quario, 23' Cominelli, 25' Salvi, 31' Sentimenti III, 89' Mascheroni
10 November 1940 2-1 4' Rebuzzi, 24' Colaussi, 49' Candiani
17 September 1939 4-0 63' Frossi, 67' Guarnieri, 69' Frossi, 74' Guarnieri
16 October 1938 5-0 10' Campatelli, 21' Ferraris II, 61' Frossi, 69' Vale, 89' Demaria
14 November 1937 2-1 55' Ferraris II, 63' Rig. Foni, 81' Ferrari
21 February 1937 2-0 59' Meazza, 67' Campatelli
17 November 1935 4-0 10' Mascheroni, 13' Meazza, 72' Meazza, 79' Meazza
31 March 1935 0-0
12 November 1933 3-2 49' Meazza, 50' Borel II (JU), 60' Frione, 65' Varglien I (JU), 84' Levratto
25 May 1933 2-2 20' Varglien II, 60' Meazza, 71' Sernagiotto, 77' Levratto
5 June 1932 2-4 4' Meazza, 15' Monti, 57' Ferrari, 83' Ferrari, 85' Orsi, 90' Mariani
18 January 1931 2-3 4' Vecchina, 11' Aut. Vollono, 51' Cesarini, 72' Ferrari, 83' Serantoni
29 June 1930 2-0 32' Viani, 67' Conti
21 April 1929 4-2 2 Meazza, Conti, Rivolta
18 May 1928 1-4 Zanotto
26 February 1928 1-0 E.Rivolta
10 April 1927 2-1 Powolny, Castellazzi
7 February 1927 3-0 2 E.Rivolta, L.Cevenini III
20 April 1924 2-2 2 L.Cevenini III
17 May 1914 2-2 2 L.Cevenini III
4 January 1914 6-1 2 L.Cevenini III, 2 Bavastro, Gama, A.Cevenini I
26 November 1911 6-1 4 Aebi, 2 Bontadini
12 March 1911 1-1 M.Winter
28 November 1909 1-0 Engler

MILAN - Sunday night's derby d'Italia at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza ended in a goalless draw, a result that will please the Bianconeri more than the Italian champions, who slip to second place in the table behind early-season leaders Lazio.

The Nerazzurri dominated in terms of ball possession (62% to 38%) and total number of scoring opportunities, but were made to settle for a point by Delneri's side.

There were chances a plenty at both ends but it was all Inter in the opening minutes and Coutinho terrorised the Bianconeri rearguard with some speedy attacking play.

Juventus came into the game midway through the first half but failed to take the upper hand. Krasic volleyed inches wide, before sending in a dangerous cross for Iaquinta who failed to connect at close range.

The Serbian combined with Iaquinta again minutes later and the Italian hit the back of the net, but his tap-in was ruled out for offside.

Benitez was forced to shuffle his pack just past the half hour, with the injured Biabiany making way for Milito, who received excellent service from Eto'o. The Prince was intercepted in the box on two occasions and he just failed to connect at the far post with his third chance on the stroke of half time.

Both teams made half-time changes, with Santon replacing Cordoba and Motta coming on for De Ceglie.

The first real chance of the second half fell to Krasic, who rifled a strong shot at Julio Cesar after running past Chivu, Stankovic and Santon.

Inter edged close to an opener midway through when Storari kept out Maicon's close-range header from Sneijder's cross.

Julio Cesar made a difficult save from Quagliarella and two easy ones from Del Piero, before Inter went close again with Milito firing narrowly wide after latching on to Cambiasso's brilliant lofted pass. 

Inter 0-0 Juventus

Inter: 1 Julio Cesar; 13 Maicon, 6 Lucio, 2 Cordoba (39 Santon 46), 26 Chivu; 5 Stankovic, 19 Cambiasso; 88 Biabiany, 10 Sneijder, 29 Coutinho; 9 Eto'o.
Subs not used: 12 Castellazzi, 17 Mariga, 23 Materazzi, 22 Milito, 30 Mancini.
Coach: Rafael Benitez.

Juventus: 30 Storari; 21 Grygera, 19 Bonucci, 3 Chiellini, 29 De Ceglie (17 Motta 46); 27 Krasic, 4 Melo, 14 Aquilani (5 Sissoko 80), 8 Marchisio; 9 Iaquinta (10 Del Piero 65), 18 Quagliarella.
Subs not used: 13 Manninger, 23 Pepe, 25 Martinez, 33 Legrottaglie.
Coach: Luigi Delneri.

Referee: Luca Banti (Livorno).

Booked: Bonucci 16, Chivu 35, Motta 65.

Att.: 78,883.

starting lineups

Julio Cesar 1 Storari
Cordoba 2 Chiellini
Stankovic 5 Felipe Melo
Lucio 6 Marchisio
Eto'o 9 Iaquinta
Sneijder 10 Aquilani
Maicon 13 Quagliarella
Cambiasso 19 Bonucci
Chivu 26 Grygera
Coutinho 29 Krasic
Biabiany 88 De Ceglie

substitutes

Castellazzi 12 Manninger
Mariga 17 Motta
Obi 20 Sissoko
Milito 22 Del Piero
Materazzi 23 Pepe
Mancini 30 Martinez
Santon 39 Legrottaglie