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1 week ago | football-italia.net | Susy Campanale

The first leg of the Champions League semi-final will be in Catalunya on April 30, with Inter hosting Barcelona at San Siro on May 6. The schedule is set for the decisive stage of the tournament, which started with this new format and has resulted in four different nations for the semi-finals. Inter are going to face Barcelona, just as they did in 2010 on their way to the Treble, while Arsenal are up against Gianluigi Donnarumma’s Paris Saint-Germain.

1 week ago | football-italia.net | Susy Campanale

Benjamin Pavard relished his first Inter goal, especially against his former club Bayern Munich, and looks forward to the Champions League semi-final with Barcelona. ‘We won’t set limits.’Harry Kane had scored with an angled drive to level the tie 2-2 on aggregate, after the 2-1 first leg result, but within nine minutes it was turned on its head by Lautaro Martinez and Pavard. Eric Dier’s looping header made it 2-2 on the night, but the Nerazzurri squeezed through 4-3 on aggregate.

1 week ago | football-italia.net | Susy Campanale

Simone Inzaghi was glad Inter ‘kept cool heads’ against Bayern Munich to reach their second Champions League semi-final in three years, facing Barcelona. ‘We want our journey to keep going.’The Nerazzurri ultimately thanked their 2-1 first leg advantage in Munich, as that made sure the 2-2 at San Siro was enough to see them through 4-3 on aggregate to the semi-final against Barcelona.

1 week ago | football-italia.net | Alessandro Bai

Inter ended Bayern Munich’s five-game winning streak at San Siro with a thrilling 2-2 draw, a result that proved enough to secure their place in the Champions League semifinals. The Nerazzurri responded brilliantly to Harry Kane’s opener, striking twice in quick succession. Although Eric Dier’s equaliser set up a tense and nerve-wracking finale, they held on to complete the job. Football Italia were among the accredited media at San Siro – here are the player ratings.

1 week ago | football-italia.net | Susy Campanale

Hakan Calhanoglu insists Inter ‘were prepared to suffer’ against Bayern Munich and explains how they had to adjust tactically for the Champions League quarter-final. ‘We always believed in ourselves.’It was a tough slog at San Siro, as Harry Kane had put the Germans in front on the night for 2-2 on aggregate with an angled drive, but within nine minutes the Nerazzurri had turned it around through Lautaro Martinez and Benjamin Pavard. See how it unfolded on the Liveblog.