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Inter vs. Barcelona: Watch the Goals from a Thrilling UCL Semifinal
Last night, Inter Milan and Barcelona delivered a captivating UEFA Champions League semifinal second leg at the San Siro. Inter secured a 4-3 win on the night, advancing to the final with a 7-6 aggregate victory. The match featured seven goals, intense comebacks, and standout performances that kept fans on edge. Below, we’ve embedded the goal videos from X, courtesy of @CBSSportsGolazo, @TUDNUSA, and @FCBarcelona, to let you relive the action.
A Clash of Titans
Inter Milan took control early, leading 2-0 at halftime with precise finishing and strong support from the San Siro crowd. Barcelona responded in the second half, scoring three goals to take the lead. When it seemed Barcelona had the edge, Inter fought back with a stoppage-time equalizer and an extra-time winner. The tie, which was 3-3 after the first leg, produced 13 goals across both matches, tying the record for the most goals in a Champions League semifinal.
Key Goals of the Match
Lautaro Martínez Opens the Score (21′)
Inter’s captain, Lautaro Martínez, started the scoring, finishing a well-placed cross from Denzel Dumfries to give Inter an early lead.
Credit: @CBSSportsGolazo
Hakan Çalhanoğlu Converts from the Spot (45′ – Penalty)
Before halftime, a foul on Martínez led to a penalty for Inter. Hakan Çalhanoğlu stepped up and confidently scored, doubling Inter’s advantage.
Credit: @CBSSportsGolazo
Eric Garcia Ignites the Comeback (54′)
Barcelona struck back in the second half, with Eric Garcia scoring a powerful volley to cut Inter’s lead and shift momentum.
Credit: @CBSSportsGolazo
Dani Olmo Equalizes (60′)
Soon after, Dani Olmo headed in a precise cross from Gerard Martín, tying the score at 2-2 on the night and leveling the aggregate at 5-5.
Credit: @CBSSportsGolazo
Raphinha Takes the Lead (88′)
Raphinha gave Barcelona the lead late in regular time, capitalizing on a rebound after Yann Sommer saved his first attempt and scoring into the far post.
Credit: @CBSSportsGolazo
Francesco Acerbi Forces Extra Time (90’+3)
With Inter facing elimination, 37-year-old Francesco Acerbi scored a crucial volley off a Denzel Dumfries cross, tying the match and pushing it to extra time.
Credit: @CBSSportsGolazo
Davide Frattesi Clinches It (99′)
In extra time, substitute Davide Frattesi sealed Inter’s victory, curling a fine shot through defenders after a clever run by Marcus Thuram.
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