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Inter reserved its place in the final of the Champions League after having preceded a classic meeting with Barcelona, ​​with the strike of Davide Frattesi in an additional time proving the difference after the two teams played another 3-3 draw in 90 minutes

Intertisti undoubtedly accessed on Tuesday evening when they guaranteed that Barcelona was greeted by a cacophony of noise in their large Milanese amphitheater.

With Barça without their starting backwards, Robert Lewandowski only adapts to the bench and their captain recovering miraculously from a tension to the hamstrings in six days to start, there was a feeling of inserting while enjoying a special outing in San Siro.

There were no early fireworks like last week, but Inter was measured early. They maintained their opponents with high power at a distance while representing a distinct threat each time they broke the first pressure line of Barcelona.

Their control was rewarded by Lautaro Martinez by scoring the opener halfway through the first half, and although visitors gathered an answer following, the Inter remained at the top and doubled their advantage to crown what had been a 45-minute exhibition on the side of Simone Inzaghi. Hakan Calhanoglu marked the penalty after the challenge of Pau Cubarsi on Lautaro was considered a fault by the Var.

Inter entered the control of the total control, but Barça required only 15 minutes of second half to restore parity. The evolution of Gerard Martin in a left foot (Spanish and larger) Trent Alexander-Arnold turned out to be key, when he raised Eric Garcia to make the deficit before crossing superbly for Dani Olmo to equalize.

The superiority of visitors in the second half seemed to have been rewarded by the late strike from Raphinha who seemed ready to Flick’s men in Munich, but Inter, who had not offered anything since Calhanoglu’s penalty, in a way remained alive through the equalizer of Francesco Acerbi.

The momentum was therefore with the hosts again, and they grabbed their new energy at the start of additional time while Prattesi scored the seventh goal of an incredible in the second stage. Finally, there was no subsequent drama, breaking the hearts of Barça by intervening in their second final in three years.

* Notes provided by Fotmob *

Substitutes not used: Josep Martinez (GK), Raffaele di Gennaro (GK), Gabriele Re Cecconi, Kristjan Asllani, Nicola Zalesski, Marko Arnautovic.

* Notes provided by Fotmob *

Unused subsidians: Ander Astralaga (GK), Inki Pena (GK), Pablo Torre, Ansu Fati, Andreas Christensen, Landry Farre, Noah Darvich.

Player of the match: Denzel Dumfries (Inter)

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