1988–89 F.C. Internazionale Milano season

Internazionale

1988–89 season
Chairman	Ernesto Pellegrini
Manager	Giovanni Trapattoni
Serie A	1st
Coppa Italia	Group Phase
UEFA Cup	Last 16
Top goalscorer	Aldo Serena (22)
← 1987–88 1989–90 →

F.C. Internazionale Milano won Serie A with a record margin. Second-placed Napoli was 11 points behind the champions, which improved heavily thanks to Lothar Matthäus and Andreas Brehme's arrivals. Thanks to Matthäus playmaking did Aldo Serena get a resurgence, scoring 22 goals, becoming the top scorer of the entire league.

Squad

Goalkeepers

• Walter Zenga
• Astutillo Malgioglio

Defenders

• Giuseppe Bergomi
• Giuseppe Baresi
• Andreas Brehme
• Riccardo Ferri
• Andrea Mandorlini
• Corrado Verdelli
• Romano Galvani
• Salvatore Nobile

Midfielders

• Lothar Matthäus
• Alessandro Bianchi
• Nicola Berti
• Gianfranco Matteoli
• Alberto Rivolta
• Pietro Fanna

Attackers

• Aldo Serena
• Dario Morello
• Massimo Ciocci
• Ramón Díaz

Serie A

Matches

1	Ascoli	1–3	Inter
	Giovannelli  56' (pen.)		Mandorlini  4' Serena  73' (pen.), 82'

2	Inter	4–1	Pisa
	Brehme  52' Díaz  75' Serena  84' Matthäus  88'		Bernazzini  29'

3	Verona	0–0	Inter

4	Inter	2–0	Roma
	Berti  19' Serena  84'

5	Inter	1–0	Sampdoria
	Berti  1'

6	Como	1–2	Inter
	Giunta  60'		Díaz  41' Serena  83'

7	Inter	1–0	Cesena
	Matteoli  1'

8	Pescara	0–2	Inter
			Júnior  55' (o.g.) Matthäus  80'

9	Milan	0–1	Inter
			Serena  26'

10	Inter	1–1	Juventus
	Serena  20'		Galia  54'

11	Lecce	0–3	Inter
			Díaz  70' Brehme  78' Berti  82'

12	Inter	1–0	Bologna
	Serena  72'

13	Napoli	0–0	Inter

14	Inter	1–0	Lazio
	Mandorlini  40'

15	Atalanta	1–1	Inter
	Evair  61'		Fortunato  50' (o.g.)

16	Inter	2–0	Torino
	Serena  3' Brambati  19' (o.g.)

17	Fiorentina	4–3	Inter
	Baggio  33' Cucchi  52' Borgonovo  73, 85'		Matthäus  13' (pen.) Serena  55, 57'

18	Inter	3–1	Ascoli
	Berti  13' Serena  27' Díaz  69'		Giordano  77'

19	Pisa	0–3	Inter
			Díaz  36' Serena  39, 51'

20	Inter	1–0	Verona
	Berti  56'

21	Roma	0–3	Inter
			Matthäus  12' Serena  22' Díaz  75'

22	Sampdoria	0–1	Inter
			Mandorlini  43'

23	Inter	4–0	Como
	Berti  2' Matthäus  71' (pen.), 77' Bianchi  78'

24	Cesena	1–2	Inter
	Gelain  78'		Bianchi  11' Bordin  49' (o.g.)

25	Inter	2–1	Pescara
	Berti  20' Serena  27'		Pagano  84'

26	Inter	0–0	Milan

27	Juventus	1–1	Inter
	Rui Barros  29'		Serena  55'

28	Inter	2–0	Lecce
	Díaz  23' Serena  33'

29	Bologna	0–6	Inter
			Matthäus  31' (pen.) Díaz  54, 67' Serena  64, 83' Matteoli  86'

30	Inter	2–1	Napoli
	Fusi  49' (o.g.) Matthäus  83'		Careca  36'

31	Lazio	1–3	Inter
	Dezotti  53'		Bergomi  68' Díaz  79, 84'

32	Inter	4–2	Atalanta
	Matthäus  49' (pen.) Serena  59', 65' (pen.) Brehme  87'		Nicolini  5' Madonna  60'

33	Torino	2–0	Inter
	Škoro  54' Müller  73'

34	Inter	2–0	Fiorentina
	Díaz  61' Bianchi  76'

Top Scorers

• Aldo Serena 22
• Ramón Díaz 12
• Lothar Matthäus 9
• Nicola Berti 7
• Andreas Brehme 3
• Andrea Mandorlini 3
• Alessandro Bianchi 3

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1988/89

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