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AC Milan beats Inter 3-1 in Serie A derby

Diego Moreira scored and set up two goals as Milan won its fourth straight derby.

Sources: Football Italia, Digi Sport, Libero, Calciomercato and 3 more7 sources ↓|· 1 min read
AC Milan beats Inter 3-1 in Serie A derby
Photo: Football Italia

KEY POINTS

  • AC Milan won the derby against Inter 3-1 at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.
  • Diego Moreira scored one goal and provided two assists for Milan.
  • Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot also scored for the Rossoneri.
  • Alessandro Bastoni scored Inter's only goal from a Calhanoglu corner.
  • Inter coach Cristian Chivu cited a flu outbreak and criticized his team's early approach.

AC Milan defeated Inter Milan 3-1 in the Derby della Madonnina at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on October 31, 2026. Christian Pulisic opened the scoring in the fourth minute with a header from a Diego Moreira cross. Milan doubled its lead in the 11th minute when Adrien Rabiot finished from a Moreira corner.

Inter reduced the deficit in the 22nd minute as Alessandro Bastoni headed in a Hakan Calhanoglu corner. Milan restored its two-goal advantage in the 43rd minute when Moreira curled a free kick directly into the net.

“It hurts, it hurts to lose a derby where both we and everyone else had different expectations.”

— Cristian Chivu

Inter coach Cristian Chivu said his side was forced into unusual selections because of a flu outbreak in the squad. He also criticized his team's wrong approach after conceding early goals.

The victory extended Milan's unbeaten run against Inter to seven matches and marked its fourth consecutive derby win. Inter remained top of Serie A with 25 points from nine games, level with Lazio, while Milan moved to fifth place with 18 points.

Chivu said Inter must improve its approach and determination before another important match in three days. The result ended Inter's unbeaten start to the Serie A season.

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