“Andrias Edmundsson turned the ball into his own net just seconds after the restart, giving Inter a fortunate lead following a goalless first half in which neither side had created much of note.”
Pivotal“Nicolás Valentini was booked for an argument, adding to growing frustration in the Verona ranks as Inter pressed for a second goal following their fortunate opener.”
“Kieron Bowie struck in the 90th minute to equalise for Hellas Verona, capping a remarkable escape after the visitors had been largely contained by an Inter side who spurned chance after chance throughout the second half.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Inter dominated possession to the tune of 74 percent and created five big chances at the San Siro, yet their inability to convert any of those opportunities — all five were missed — ultimately cost them. The breakthrough came in bizarre fashion just seconds into the second half, when Andrias Edmundsson turned the ball into his own net, gifting the hosts a lead they would struggle to build upon. Despite 17 shots, 10 corners and sustained pressure throughout the second half, Inter's profligacy was ruthlessly punished when Kieron Bowie struck in the 90th minute to earn a Hellas Verona side fighting for survival a vital point. The result is a frustrating one for Inter, who controlled virtually every statistical metric bar the scoreboard, and leaves questions about their finishing touch at a crucial stage of the season. For Verona, sitting in the relegation zone ahead of this game, a point snatched in the dying seconds at the home of one of Serie A's elite clubs is the kind of result that keeps survival hopes alive.
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