Venezia
Inter
Match summary
Inter won 2-0 away at Venezia. It was goalless at half-time.
Moreno's own goal put Inter ahead in the 80th minute and Halal's own goal made it 0-2 from a corner in the 82nd minute.
The chances backed that up: Inter created 2.25 expected goals (xG) from 16 shots to Venezia's 1.49 from 12.
Venezia hosted Inter for a Serie A matchday 9 fixture that ended in a 0-2 defeat for the home side after a scoreless first half. Inter dominated the proceedings across the pitch, registering 65 percent possession and completing 683 passes at an accuracy of 91 percent compared to Venezia's 362 passes. The away side generated 130 attacks and 78 dangerous attacks, forcing 6 corners and firing 16 total shots, of which 7 were blocked. Venezia recorded 35 percent possession, 78 attacks, 33 dangerous attacks, 3 corners, and 12 shots with 4 on target. Discipline saw 0 yellow cards for Venezia and 2 for Inter, alongside 5 fouls committed by the hosts and 9 by the visitors.
The match remained deadlocked through a scoreless first half that featured a 28 minute yellow card for Alessandro Bastoni and a 29 minute VAR review. Inter introduced Manuel Akanji, Nicolò Barella, and Hakan Çalhanoğlu at the start of the second half, replacing Yann Bisseck, Petar Sučić, and Aleksandar Stanković. Barella received a yellow card in the 56 minute. Venezia made multiple substitutions, including Gianluca Busio, Toma Bašić for the injured Thórir Jóhann Helgason, and John Yeboah, followed by Ridgeciano Haps replacing the injured Pasquale Mazzocchi. The decisive breakthrough came via 2 own goals as Matías Moreno put through his own net in the 79 minute and Redouane Halhal repeated the error in the 82 minute. Djed Spence replaced Marcus Thuram in the 86 minute before the match concluded at 0-2.
