1963–64 F.C. Internazionale Milano season

Inter Milan
1963-1964 season
Chairman	Angelo Moratti
Manager	Helenio Herrera
Serie A	2nd^[1]
European Cup	Winner
Coppa Italia	Quarter final
Top goalscorer	League: Jair da Costa (12) All: Jair, Mazzola (16)
← 1962-63 1964-65 →

Season

Following the successful previous season, in 1963–64 Inter made his debut in European Cup, winning the trophy at the first attempt. Herrera's team managed to defeat, in order: Everton (0–0 and 1–0), Monaco (1–0 and 3–1), Partizan (2–0 and 2–1), Borussia Dortmund (2–2 and 2–0) and in the final Real Madrid (3–1, with a Sandro Mazzola's double).

In domestic league, the club failed to defend his title. Inter and Bologna came both at first place, with 54 points each. For the first, and only, time in Serie A the champion team was declared by a tie-breaker: on neutral venue, in Rome, Bologna won 2–0 resulting champion, and Inter, respectively, second.

Squad

Squad at the end of the season

Helenio Herrera (Manager)

Matches

Serie A

First half

15 Sep. 1963: Inter-Modena 2-1
22 Sep. 1963: Vicenza-Inter 1-0
29 Sep. 1963: Inter-Mantova 2-0
6 Oct. 1963: SPAL-Inter 0-1
20 Oct. 1963: Inter-Sampdoria 1-0
23 Oct. 1963: Bari-Inter 1-1
27 Oct. 1963: Roma-Inter 0-1
13 Nov. 1963: Inter-Torino 3-1^[2]
17 Nov. 1963: Inter-Bologna 0-0
24 Nov. 1963: Messina-Inter 0-1
1 Dic. 1963: Catania-Inter 1-2
8 Dic. 1963: Inter-Fiorentina 1-1
22 Dic. 1963: Juventus-Inter 4-1
8 Jan. 1964: Inter-Lazio 1-0^[3]
12 Jan. 1964: Atalanta-Inter 1-3
19 Jan. 1964: Inter-Milan 0-2^[4]
29 Jan. 1964: Inter-Genoa 1-0^[5]

Second half

2 Feb. 1964: Inter-Vicenza 0-0
9 Feb. 1964: Torino-Inter 0-2
12 Feb. 1964: Modena-Inter 0-1^[6]
16 Feb. 1964: Mantova-Inter 2-2
23 Feb. 1964: Inter-SPAL 0-0
1 Mar. 1964: Sampdoria-Inter 1-5
8 Mar. 1964: Inter-Bari 3-0
15 Mar. 1964: Inter-Roma 1-0
22 Mar. 1964: Milan-Inter 1-1
29 Mar. 1964: Bologna-Inter 1-2
5 Apr. 1964: Inter-Messina 4-0
19 Apr. 1964: Inter-Catania 4-1
25 Apr. 1964: Fiorentina-Inter 1-3
3 May 1964: Inter-Juventus 1-0
17 May 1964: Lazio-Inter 0-0
23 May 1964: Genoa-Inter 0-2
31 May 1964: Inter-Atalanta 2-1

Championship tie-breaker

7 Jun. 1964 (Rome): Bologna-Inter 2-0

References

↑ After the championship tie-breaker.
↑ Scheduled for 25 September.
↑ Scheduled for 29 December.
↑ Scheduled for 3 November.
↑ The real match was suspended on 5 January, due to fog, at 60° on the score of 0-1 for Genoa.
↑ Scheduled for 26 January.

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