1990–91 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1990–91 season

Chairman

Ernesto Pellegrini

Manager

2nd

Quarter Final

Champions

Top goalscorer

Lothar Matthäus (16)

← 1989–90

1991–92 →

F.C. Internazionale Milano was once again involved in the battle for the Serie A title, coming up just short to Sampdoria, who effectively clinched the title due to a 2-0 win over Inter at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza with a few rounds left. As a consolation Inter won the UEFA Cup following a 2-0 victory at home and a 1-0 defeat in Rome against Roma in an all-Italian contest in the final. The most successful players during the course of the season were German duo Lothar Matthäus and Jürgen Klinsmann, with Matthäus leading the goal scoring charts at the club from the midfield.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Cagliari	0–3	Inter
			Klinsmann 58, 65, 75'

2	Inter	1–0	Bologna
	Bianchi 90'

3	Torino	2–0	Inter
	Vázquez 51' Lentini 79'

4	Inter	2–1	Roma
	Klinsmann 76' Pizzi 88'		Carnevale 30'

5	Atalanta	1–1	Inter
	Evair 50'		Matthäus 90' (pen.)

6	Inter	6–3	Pisa
	Serena 4, 43, 88' Bergomi 27' Matthäus 55' (pen.), 65'		Piovanelli 48, 64' Stringara 61' (o.g.)

7	Juventus	4–2	Inter
	Baggio 2' (pen.) Casiraghi 15' Schillaci 57' De Agostini 64'		Matthäus 34' Klinsmann 80'

8	Inter	2–1	Parma
	Serena 35' Matthäus 37' (pen.)		Melli 89'

9	Milan	0–1	Inter
			Berti 85'

10	Inter	2–1	Napoli
	Matthäus 52' Baroni 65' (o.g.)		Careca 53'

11	Bari	1–1	Inter
	Maccoppi 31'		Serena 35'

12	Cesena	1–5	Inter
	Ciocci 20' (pen.)		Klinsmann 5' Matthäus 51' Serena 56' Pizzi 79' Barcella 90' (o.g.)

13	Inter	1–1	Fiorentina
	Matthäus 49' (pen.)		Fuser 30'

14	Sampdoria	3–1	Inter
	Vialli 1', 82' (pen.) Mancini 86'		Berti 50'

15	Inter	2–1	Genoa
	Matthäus 16' (pen.) Klinsmann 53'		Eranio 72'

16	Lazio	0–0	Inter

17	Inter	5–0	Lecce
	Brehme 2' Matthäus 42', 47' (pen.) Pizzi 80' Klinsmann 90'

18	Inter	1–1	Cagliari
	Klinsmann 44'		Cappioli 87'

19	Bologna	0–0	Inter

20	Inter	1–0	Torino
	Klinsmann 8'

21	Roma	1–1	Inter
	Rizzitelli 81'		Berti 67'

22	Inter	3–1	Atalanta
	Stringara 42' Klinsmann 55, 81'		Strömberg 24'

23	Pisa	0–1	Inter
			Berti 51'

24	Inter	2–0	Juventus
	Matthäus 36' Battistini 49'

25	Parma	0–0	Inter

26	Inter	0–1	Milan
			van Basten 74'

27	Napoli	1–1	Inter
	Careca 71'		Matthäus 70'

28	Inter	5–1	Bari
	Matthäus 42' (pen.) Serena 75, 78' Bianchi 83' Klinsmann 90'		Răducioiu 88'

29	Inter	2–0	Cesena
	Bergomi 28' Matthäus 80'

30	Fiorentina	0–0	Inter

31	Inter	0–2	Sampdoria
			Dossena 60' Vialli 76'

32	Genoa	3–0	Inter
	Ruotolo 38' Skuhravý 76' Aguilera 89' (pen.)

33	Inter	2–0	Lazio
	Battistini 58' Klinsmann 82'

34	Lecce	0–2	Inter
			Bergomi 72' Matthäus 90'

Sources

- RSSF - Italy Championship 1990/91

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