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## Inter-Bayern Munich 2-2: Analysis and Commentary

Inter brings home a historic result against Bayern Munich and, despite drawing 2-2 in the second leg, wins the aggregate against the Bavarians and secures a ticket to the Champions League semifinals. A heroic performance by the Nerazzurri between the victory in the first leg and the draw in the return leg, with all of San Siro erupting with joy at the final whistle. [Click here to view the highlights of the match.]https://www.passioneinter.com/inter-news/highlights-inter-bayern-monaco-16-aprile-2025/ Below are five things we learned from this match.

### 1 Historic Achievement

A heroic Inter pulls off a historic feat. Against one of the favorites to win the Champions League, the Nerazzurri advance, and two years later they are back in the Champions League semifinals. AN ENORMOUS achievement for Simone Inzaghi’s team and for the joy of all the fans who came en masse to San Siro.

### 2 No Negative Feeling

There was a lot of fear, especially during Bayern’s final push, but yesterday there was rarely a real sense that Inter might go out or concede more goals. Also, as in the first leg, to the Bayern goal that could have broken their spirits, Inter responded immediately with a goal of their own. And despite some errors, at various moments Inter played excellent football at San Siro as well, following the feat at the Allianz Arena.

### 3 Outstanding Lautaro

Lautaro played an exceptional match. Even in the first half he fought tirelessly, trying to hold the team up even on his own when needed. Then in a scramble, he found the net — his fifth consecutive goal in the Champions League, something no other Inter player had ever done before. Now he has 150 goals for Inter, confirming a captain’s performance, and his match rating is the same as his shirt number.

### 4 Pavard and Sommer: Ex-Players Shining

To close the circle of fate, Benjamin Pavard provided the final touch: he scored his first goal for Inter precisely against his former team, and it was a crucial one, finishing off the match, thanks also to a decisive late save from another ex, Yann Sommer.

### 5 Now Bologna and Milan, but Barcelona…

Next up is Bologna in the league and then Milan in the Coppa Italia — both fundamental clashes, but inevitably the mind already turns a bit to Barcelona. A very strong team, the favorite, but we saw with Dortmund that they’re not unbeatable, and the “aliens” were already taken down once 15 years ago at San Siro. Whatever happens, Inter can have another go. And thanks to Inzaghi for these nights.

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