“Stefano Moreo completed his brace to put Pisa 2-0 ahead, capitalizing on Inter's sluggish start”
Pivotal“Piotr Zieliński converted from the penalty spot to halve the deficit and spark Inter's revival”
Pivotal“Pio Esposito struck just before half-time to complete Inter's remarkable first-half turnaround”
Pivotal“Substitute Federico Dimarco scored to put the result beyond doubt and begin Inter's late scoring spree”
Inter
Pisa
Outstanding performance
Inter•DefenderInter staged a remarkable second-half comeback to overwhelm Serie A underdogs Pisa 6-2 at San Siro, despite falling 2-0 behind inside the opening 23 minutes. Stefano Moreo's early double stunned the hosts, but Piotr Zieliński's penalty and Lautaro Martínez's equalizer restored parity before half-time, with Pio Esposito completing the turnaround just before the break. The floodgates opened in the final stages as substitute Federico Dimarco and fellow bench-warmer Ange-Yoan Bonny extended the lead, before Henrikh Mkhitaryan capped off a dominant display in stoppage time. This emphatic victory keeps Inter firmly in the Serie A title race, while Pisa will rue their inability to maintain their early advantage against top-flight opposition.
Serie A leaders Inter Milan look to bounce back from Champions League disappointment and extend their three-point title lead when relegation-threatened Pisa visit San Siro. The Nerazzurri face a surprisingly resilient away side that has gone unbeaten in seven road trips.
