Late Wednesday evening saw the second participant of the Italian Cup final emerge. In the clash between Milan's Inter and Juventus Turin, we witnessed more intrigue than between Milan and Alessandria. Although "bianconeri" won the first match at home with an impressive score of 3-0, Roberto Mancini's wards were ready to neutralize this advantage at the San Siro stadium. Indeed, they did quite well. After the opponent's defender's mistake, Marcelo Brozovic scored a goal from the penalty area line in the sixteenth minute. This start inspired "nerazzurri" to pursue a positive result, and the second goal in the beginning of the second half after a pass from the wing was scored by Ivan Perisic. After his goal, the hosts were breathing down Juve's neck, but as the second part of the match was coming to an end, it started to seem that the visitors might manage to hold it. However, after a foul on Perisic, Inter stood up to take an eleven-meter penalty. Brozovic was accurate from the spot, so the teams had to go into extra time. The additional half-hour did not clarify the winner, and ultimately the match was decided by penalties. Although the hosts had already scored one goal from a penalty in the evening, in the crucial moment, Juventus's team still had the upper hand and won the series with a result of 5-3. Result: "Inter" 3 - 0 "Juventus" (after penalties) [1-0] 16' Marcelo Brozovic [2-0] 49' Ivan Perisic [3-0] 82' Marcelo Brozovic (from an 11-meter penalty)
