"Milan" triumphed in the derby, winning the Italian Super Cup and securing their 50th trophy in history.

In Saudi Arabia, the final match of the mini-tournament for the Italian Super Cup took place, where “Milan” triumphed over their neighbors, “Inter.”

Interestingly, the “Rossoneri” were trailing by two goals during the match.

Only at the very end of the first half did “Inter” open the scoring, and shortly after the break, they netted a second goal. However, “Milan” quickly pulled one back through the efforts of Theo Hernandez, who scored a precise free-kick.

The next half-hour of the match saw Milan striving to equalize, and their efforts paid off when Christian Pulisic leveled the score in the 80th minute.

Then, in the 3rd minute of stoppage time added by the referee to the second half, forward Tammy Abraham clinched the victory for “Milan” and secured the club's 50th trophy in history.

Inter –  Milan 2:3
Goals: L. Martinez, 45+1; Taremi, 47 – Hernandez, 52; Pulisic, 80; Abraham, 90+3

“Milan” earned a reward of €11.6 million for their victory in this match, while “Inter” will receive €8.6 million for reaching the final.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported on how “Milan” and “Inter” reached the final of the Italian Super Cup.