UEFA Youth League, Barcelona 2 - 1 Inter



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Oct 24th 2018
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On matchday three in Group B, a strong second-half display and Facundo Colidio’s penalty weren’t enough to avoid defeat at the Mini Estadi in Barcelona


BARCELONA - On matchday three in Group B of the UEFA Youth League, Inter’s Under-19 side lost by a single goal at the Mini Estadi in Barcelona. The match against reigning champions Barcelona ended in a 2-1 win for the hosts. A great display in the second half with a Facundo Colidio goal wasn’t enough for Armando Madonna’s side to return home with a point. The match started with the Nerazzurri in difficulty after four minutes as De La Fuente opened the scoring, firing beyond Dekic with a left-foot strike. De La Fuente continued to cause problems for the Inter defence around the tenth minute while Madonna’s side looked to respond through the attacking duo of Salcedo and Colidio.

The Nerazzurri took heart but the second Barcelona goal came when the match was at its tightest. From a corner, Mortimer picked the ball up at the edge of the area, won a couple of challenges and went clean though against Dekic who saved the first attempt but he couldn’t do anything about the rebound.

At the beginning of the second half, Inter tried to shake things up, with Madonna changing the team’s shape and bringing on Roric and Grassini. Colidio was looking a threat, and just two minutes into the second half he won a penalty and then beat Tenas from the spot to reduce the arrears. This goal gave the Nerazzurri more confidence, with the team coming forward in search of the equaliser. And they nearly drew level, too, with both Salcedo and Schirò coming close after 66 and 73 minutes respectively. The Primavera had a final chance after the 90-minute mark, but Adorante’s header from inside the six-yard box didn’t find the back of the net. It wasn’t to be for Madonna’s side, and they will have to now get ready for their next match against Juventus in the league on Monday at 17:00 CET.

BARCELONA 2-1 INTERGoalscorers: 4' De La Fuente, 34' Mortimer, 48’ Colidio (pen.)

BARCELONA: 1 Tenas; 2 Jaime (67' Sergi Rosanas 12), 3 Comas (73’ Marcos Lopez 14), 4 Rojas, 5 Bravo; 8 Kourouma, 6 Sanz, 10 Monchu (73’ Antonio Jesus 15); 7 La Fuente, 9 Ruiz, 11 Mortimer (80’ Fati 18)Bench: 13 Vila Rovira, 16 Peque, 17 SerranoCoach: Denis Silva Puig

INTER: 1 Dekic; 2 Zappa, 4 Nolan, 17 Rizzo, 3 Corrado; 8 Gavioli (73' Merola 10), 5 Pompetti (46' Roric 19), 16 Schirò (92' Demirovic 13); 7 Mulattieri (46' Grassini 14), 18 Colidio, 11 Salcedo (80' Adorante 9) Bench: 12 Pozzer, 6 Van den EyndenCoach: Armando Madonna

Bookings: Salcedo (8')

Added time: 1' - 4'

Referee: Dimitrios Massias (CYP)Assistants: Marios Dimitriadis and Nikos Egglezou (CYP)Fourth Official: Rubén Ávalos Barrera (ESP)


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