Inter Milan will have to pick up more points if they want to qualify directly from the first stage of the Champions League. Inter's opponent in this round of matches is the Red Star team, and this one must be won and cannot be lost.
The final process and result should please the fans who stayed up late, with Inter taking home three points and €2.1 million in prize money.
According to previous foreign media revelations, the basic bonus of the first stage of this season's Champions League is 18.62 million euros, with 2.1 million euros for each win and 700,000 euros for a draw.
Red Star's main goalkeeper Glaeser went off early due to injury in the last league game, and Italian media have said that he may not be able to play against Inter.
Red Star coach Milojevic said: "We have lost Glaiser again. We're still having injury issues and that's affecting us. I don't know why there are so many injuries, I don't like it. Glaser injured the same part again, which is a common occurrence in football.
Wearing the number 18 shirt, Glazer played the game and was reduced to a backdrop four times.
Asian striker Taremi won the Champions League with 2 passes and 1 shot, he was obtained by Inter without a visa, and Marotta could silently say in his heart: Oak Capital does not understand football.
Oaktree Capital is reluctant to bring in players over the age of 30, and Taremi celebrated his 32nd birthday on July 18 this year.
Iran legend Ali Daei, who has impressed Chinese fans, believes that Inter's signing of Taremi is an excellent operation.
Ali Daei said in an interview with Italian media: Taremi is a real bomber, can score at least 15 goals per season, and he is the strongest center forward in Asia. Considering everything Taremi has done in Porto in the last 4 years, it is incredible to be able to get him without a visa. He scored more than 90 goals in Porto, scored decisive goals in the Champions League and won many trophies.
Ali Daei also said Taremi is a versatile striker who can adapt to any situation. Taremi is also very physical, and he won't lose possession against opponents, and it's not easy to break off his ball. His ability to combine these with great technology can lead to unexpected surprises.
Taremi really surprised Inter fans in this game. The free kick of the king of the ball was wonderful, but Inter could not score the second goal for a long time, and Inzaghi Jr. wanted to close the game early to save the player's energy, and he was a little anxious. That's when Taremi stepped up and set up Arnau for a goal after a steal in the 59th minute.
After Inter took a 2-0 lead, Inzaghi made timely substitutions, with Lautaro, Frattesi, Acerbi and Asllani coming on.
Taremi provided another assist and Lautaro scored. Inter's 3-0 lead was secured, and Inzaghi Jr. arranged for Bastoni to take a break.
When the king of the ball rested off the pitch, Lautaro returned the favor, so the penalty was handed over to Taremi, who hit it safely, and Inter made it 4-0.
Taremi, who was voted Man of the Match of the Match, thanked Lautaro after the game for giving him the penalty opportunity, he felt at home at Inter and he was really happy. Taremi's goal is the same as Inzaghi's: to reach the Champions League final.
Bastoni hinted after the game that the public opinion environment for Inter was bad: the outside world tried to destabilize the team with some rumours, and in fact the dressing room was quite united.
Inter Milan are currently tied with Manchester City on four points and are in fifth place for the time being. The top three teams Dort, Brest and Bayer Leverkusen have all won two in a row to get six points.
Mkhitaryan played 64 minutes, Cha Ball 70 and Bastoni 74, with Lautaro and Acerbi on the bench and Thuram, Dimarco and Darmian suspended. After winning the Red Star, Inzaghi Jr. aimed at Torino, and he had to grasp both the Champions League and the league, and both hands should be hard.
Torino's 3-2 defeat at home to Lazio in the last round took a toll on morale and Inter will need to take advantage of the win to secure three points and secure their top-four finish.