Serie A | Inter 1-1 Verona: Party atmosphere for domestic Double

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Skip to contentMILAN, ITALY – MAY 17: Ange-Yoan Bonny of FC Internazionale Milano scores his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between FC Internazionale and Hellas Verona FC at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on May 17, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Inter celebrated their Double with Serie A and Coppa Italia trophies in a party atmosphere against Verona, saying goodbye to some veteran players.

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The Nerazzurri completed the domestic Double on Wednesday by beating Lazio 2-0 in the Coppa Italia Final, and were presented with the Serie A trophy at the final whistle here, going off on an open-top bus parade through the streets of Milan. Hakan Calhanoglu was still carrying an injury, while relegated Hellas Verona missed Gift Orban, Daniel Mosquera, Suat Serdar and Daniel Oyegoke.

There was a tribute before kick-off to Inter legend Evaristo Beccalossi, who died earlier this month.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

Yann Sommer was forced into a tricky save when the Kieron Bowie effort was deflected from point-blank range, while Henrikh Mkhitayran’s strike looped wide of the far top corner.

Lautaro Martinez ran onto a Mkhitaryan through ball only for his finish to be deflected over by Nicolas Valentini, but Mkhitaryan should’ve scored when sent through by Andy Diouf on the counter-attack, only to fire straight at Lorenzo Montipò.

Following a chaotic move at the dawn of the second half that saw Andrias Edmundsson put the Mkhitaryan header out for a corner, Inter finally broke through.

Although Ange-Yoan Bonny’s header glanced the resulting corner, the ball went in off Edmundsson’s chest for a Verona own goal.

Lautaro Martinez thought he had added another goal to his Capocannoniere tally, but the angled drive was pushed wide by Montipò’s outstretched boot.

There was a double opportunity when Edmundsson charged down a Mkhitaryan counter-attack, then combined with his goalkeeper to clear the Lautaro Martinez follow-up off the line. There were appeals for handball, but Edmundsson’s arm was flush to the body.

Verona also had penalty appeals rejected for a Luis Henrique push in the back as Valentini went for the header.

There were emotional scenes with a standing ovation for Matteo Darmian, who is moving on after nine years at San Siro, with Raffaele Di Gennaro, Stefan de Vrij, Francesco Acerbi and Davide Frattesi all expected to leave.

Sommer made one last big save with his gloves stung by an Amine Sarr screamer before allowing Di Gennaro a swansong appearance.

Inter teenager Matteo Mosconi was inches away from his first Serie A goal with an angled drive through a defender’s legs.

Petar Sucic thought he had scored from a deflected Federico Dimarco assist, but Valentini made the decisive goal-line clearance.

Instead, Verona got a goal in stoppages, as Kieron Bowie sprung the offside trap on a ball over the top, shrugged off Carlos Augusto, and placed a precise finish into the far bottom corner with the inside of the left boot.

Inter 1-1 Verona

Edmundsson og 47 (I), Bowie 91 (V)

17-05-2026 14:00

MatchDay 37

San Siro Stadium (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza)InterVerona

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Player statistic

Inter

Verona

Starting lineups

1

Yann Sommer
Goalkeeper

81′

14

Ange-Yoan Bonny
Defender

64′

15

Francesco Acerbi
Defender

36

Matteo Darmian
Defender

64′

8

Petar Sucic
Defender

6

Stefan de Vrij
Defender

30

Carlos Augusto
Midfielder

22

Henrikh Mkhitaryan
Midfielder

17

Andy Diouf
Attacker

63′

10

Lautaro Martínez
Attacker

76′

11

Luis Henrique
Attacker

1

Lorenzo Montipò
Goalkeeper

5

Andrias Edmundsson
Defender

3

Martin Frese
Defender

84′

6

Nicolás Valentini
Defender

7

Rafik Belghali
Defender

61′

15

Victor Nelsson
Defender

24

Antoine Bernede
Midfielder

46′

63

Roberto Gagliardini
Midfielder

4

Sandi Lovric
Midfielder

84′

18

Kieron Bowie
Attacker

10

Tomas Suslov
Attacker

61′

Substitutes

16

Davide Frattesi
Midfielder

20

Hakan Calhanoglu
Midfielder

95

Alessandro Bastoni
Defender

23

Nicolò Barella
Midfielder

2

Denzel Dumfries
Midfielder

25

Manuel Akanji
Defender

9

Marcus Thuram
Attacker

13

Josep Martínez
Goalkeeper

31

Yann Bisseck
Defender

43

Matteo Cocchi
Defender

7

Piotr Zielinski
Midfielder

63′

32

Federico Dimarco
Defender

64′

94

Pio Esposito
Attacker

64′

48

Mattia Mosconi
Attacker

76′

12

Raffaele Di Gennaro
Goalkeeper

81′

34

Simone Perilli
Goalkeeper

14

Pol Lirola
Defender

36

Cheikh Niasse
Attacker

37

Armel Bella-Kotchap
Defender

94

Giacomo Toniolo
Goalkeeper

72

Junior Ajayi
Attacker

73

Moatasem Al-Musrati
Midfielder

19

Tobias Slotsager
Defender

70

Fallou Cham
Defender

41

Isaac
Attacker

21

Abdou Harroui
Midfielder

46′

11

Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro
Midfielder

61′

9

Amin Sarr
Attacker

61′

12

Domagoj Bradaric
Defender

84′

90

Ioan Vermesan
Attacker

84′

BySusy Campanale

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