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    Quote Originally Posted by baazigar89 View Post
    Intermilan will play against catania tonight...
    entha karyam......

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    65 min.... catania 2-1 inter

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    Quote Originally Posted by messi View Post
    65 min.... catania 2-1 inter
    same score after 82 mins..

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    inter milan thottu.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by messi View Post
    inter milan thottu.....
    avar ippo relegation zone la...inganeyanenkil next season CL spot polum avark undakumennu thonnunnilla....

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    Quote Originally Posted by baazigar89 View Post
    avar ippo relegation zone la...inganeyanenkil next season CL spot polum avark undakumennu thonnunnilla....
    in big trouble

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    Catania 2-1 Inter: Second half comeback from hosts sends Claudio Ranieri's men to damaging defeat

    Claudio Ranieri's Inter were pegged back in their quest to return to the top of the Serie A table as they lost 2-1 to hard-working Catania.

    Esteban Cambiasso scored for the visitors in the first half, but Vincenzo Montella's men turned the tables with a three-minute double salvo from Sergio Almiron and Francesco Lodi after the break to stun the Nerazzurri.

    The game got off to a thrilling start as the visitors took the lead in the fifth minute. A brilliant cross by Maicon was diverted into the net by Cambiasso, who finished on the volley from the left-hand side of the box.

    Catania found their feet later on, however, and soon began pressing Inter in their own half. Almiron had a shot fly over the bar from outside the box, while Alejandro Gomez was causing the Nerazzurri's defence all kinds of trouble down the right wing.

    Nicolas Spolli had a header from the centre of the box fly wide of the left post soon after the half-hour mark, but the hosts were still struggling to create chances in front of Luca Castellazzi.

    That changed as soon as the second half began as a quick break saw Gonzalo Bergessio square to Almiron, who sent an unstoppable shot into the top right corner to level the proceedings.

    Inter received yet another blow in the 50th minute, when the ex-Saint-Etienne striker broke free of the Nerazzurri's defence and left Castellazzi with nothing to do, but bring him down in the box.

    Lodi converted the penalty for Catania, leaving Claudio Ranieri wondering how come his team collapsed so easily in a matter of moments. The ex-Roma man threw everything forward in search of an equaliser, but his players were struggling to break the hosts' resolute defence.

    Bergessio and later Maxi Lopez were giving the Nerazzuri quite a headache, and nearly managed to punish Inter's leniency at the back on a couple of occasions on the counter-attack.

    The introduction of Mauro Zarate and Ricardo Alvarez hardly changed anything for the visitors, who looked bereft of ideas upfront. In fact, Catania nearly doubled their lead in the 75th minute when substitute Gennaro Delvecchio was denied by Castellazzi in a one-on-one.

    Inter had their goalkeeper to thank again moments later, when Andrea Catellani broke free on the left, but failed to put the ball past the Nerazzurri's No.12. Claudio Ranieri's team gave everything they had in the final minutes of the game, but were ultimately unable to score.

    Following tonight's result, Catania are sixth in the standings with nine points, while Inter are 17th, just above the relegation spots. Vincenzo Montella's men's next game is away to Fiorentina on a week, while the Nerazzurri host Chievo a day later.

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    Inter 0-1 Udinese: Mauricio Isla And Giampaolo Pazzini Penalty Miss Condemn Claudio Ranieri's Side To Another Home Defeat

    The Nerazzurri's poor home form continued as Francesco Guidolin's Scudetto-chasers emerged winners in a thrilling game, which saw two penalties and two red cards

    Udinese grabbed a pulsating 1-0 victory over Inter at San Siro in a fiery match in Serie A, which offered plenty of action and excitement. Mauricio Isla gave the visitors the lead midway through the second half and shortly after, Javier Zanetti was sent off and conceded a penalty, which Julio Cesar managed to save.

    Damiano Feronetti received his marching orders late in the game after he brought down Diego Milito in the box, but Giampaolo Pazzini also missed from the spot as both teams finished with ten men and a spurned penalty each.

    Inter were the better team in the early minutes of the game as they were superbly shutting out Udinese's midfield and attack. Milito was the first to seriously threaten Samir Handanovic's goal as in the eighth minute but the Argentine sent a volley well over the bar from a difficult angle.

    'El Principe' was guilty of another miss later on, when a through ball by Zanetti found the striker in space inside the penalty area, but he once again failed to find the target. Udinese, however, started to wake up from their lethargic start and soon began creating chance of their own.


    In the 22nd minute, a good pass by Antonio Di Natale found Isla free in the box, but the Chilean could only strike wide with just Julio Cesar to beat. Inter were struggling to repel Udinese's attacks, which were growing more dangerous by the second.

    The visitors' over-eager play, however, was leaving them vulnerable at the back, and on the half-hour mark Thiago Motta nearly put the Nerazzurri in front after a delightful one-two with Milito.

    The two teams continued to trade chances in the second half as shortly after Gabriel Toje had a header saved in the 54th minute, Pazzini missed a similar opportunity on the other side of the pitch.

    Still, Udinese's abundance of pace was causing Inter problems and the visitors were finally rewarded for their efforts. In the 73rd minute, a quick break saw Antonio Floro Flores rush between Walter Samuel and Andrea Ranocchia before teeing up for Isla on the right side of the box, and the Chilean made no mistakes with his thunderous finish.

    Inter tried to mount a late comeback, but often found themselves exposed on the counter. One such break saw Zanetti foul Kwadwo Asamoah in the box, which resulted in a penalty for Udinese and a second yellow card for the captain. Di Natale, however, saw his spot-kick kept out by Julio Cesar.

    Just as things looked hopeless for the Nerazzurri, Feronetti brought down Milito in the box in a moment of madness, which earned him two bookings in two minutes. The drama was completed, when Pazzini skied his penalty over the bar, wasting a chance to earn a point for his team.

    This result sees Udinese draw level on 27 points with leaders AC Milan, while Inter sit 15th, four points above the relegation zone but could drop further down after Sunday's round of matches.

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    Hadjuk Split 0-3 Inter Milan, 75 min. Europa League qualifier.

    Sneijder, Nagatomo, Coutinho

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