Inter Vs Juventus: The Derby D'Italia of 2024/25 season produces one of it's finest-ever matches, as Inter and Juventus play out an eight-goal thriller at San Siro in their Serie A fixture. A second-half comeback from 'Old Lady' extends their unbeaten run in Serie A and with the 4-4 draw, they remain third in the table, one point behind reigning Scudetto champions, Inter Milan.






The draw has handed 2022/23 champions SSC Napoli a great advantage, as the side who finished 10th in their title defence last season, is slowly getting back in their prime form, and now hold a 4-point lead over Inter Milan at the top of the table.


Inter Vs Juventus, Serie A 2024/25 | As It Happened


Both sides were in search of a much-needed win, as league leaders SSC Napoli won their fixture against Lecce, and carried a 5-point advantage up top.


Juventus came into this fixture after suffering their maiden defeat of the season across all competitions, with them losing 1-0 at home to VfB Stuttgart in their UEFA Champions League fixture.


Inter, on the other hand, were on a 5-match winning streak since their heartbreaking loss in the Milan Derby, and were looking hot-favourites in the Derby.


The match started off on an entertaining note, as the home side took the lead inside 15 minutes via a penalty kick, which was calmly converted by Piotr Zielinski.


However, things got really interesting when the visitors went on to score two quick goals in the space of 6 minutes, as goal from Dusan Vlahovic and Timothy Weah made it 2-1 for Juventus after 26 minutes.


The San Siro was stunned and shut by the visitors, until the 35th minute, when they found their voice again via a goal from Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who made it 2-2 after playing a fantastic one-two with Marcus Thuram, and then went on to restore their one-goal advantage after they won yet another penalty, which was once again converted by Piotr Zielinski. 


At half-time, Inter Milan were leading 3-2 and merely 8 minutes into the second-half, the Nerazzurri doubled their lead, as Denzel Dumfries capitalised of the defensive error of Juventus on the corner to make it 4-2.


Kenan Yildiz, who is enjoying a memorable season with 'Old Lady', scored a sensational 11-minute brace to make it 4-4 after 82 minutes, and there were no more additions in this goal fest, as the match ended in an entertaining stalemate.