Inter and those nightmare final minutes: 10 goals out of 19 conceded from the 80th onwards

There are always the same numbers on the Inter tombola. When 80 is crossed out on the board, the players start looking at each other and breaking into a cold sweat. Inzaghi lost his first Super Cup as Nerazzurri coach in the last ten minutes: first Pulisic, then Abraham. Minutes: 80 and 93.

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The second derby of the season ended in the same way as the first, the one in September: with a late goal. Gabbia’s header was replaced by Abraham’s empty net touch. But it’s not the first time Inter have conceded a goal in injury time, or in the final ten minutes. The tally of goals conceded reached 19 in 26 matches. Half of them arrived from the 80th onwards. Let’s go in order: August 2024, first day of the championship, Genoa-Inter. Penalty for the rossoblù a couple of minutes from the gong. Messias scores on the rebound and makes it 2-2. A month later, in Monza, Dany Mota stings Sommer in the 81st minute and gives his team the lead, which is then caught again by Dumfries late on.

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We have already talked about the derby – Gabbia, 89′ -, but the vice remained in the following matches too. Against Udinese and Torino, two victories, Inter conceded two more goals from the eightieth minute onwards: the first with Lucca (’83), the second with Vlasic (86′). It’s not over: on 27 October Inter conceded Yildiz’s 4-4 goal in the 82nd minute. The same minute as Darmian’s irrelevant own goal in the home success against Parma (3-1). The last person to have stung the Nerazzurri before Leao was Nordi Mukiele, a Bayer Leverkusen defender capable of snatching the three points from Inzaghi in full injury time. To close: Inter have conceded ten goals out of 19 from the 80th onwards. Three defeats out of three came with a carelessness in the final minutes, from the derby to Leverkusen. A vice to be eradicated.