1993–94 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1993–94 season

Chairman

Ernesto Pellegrini

Manager

Osvaldo Bagnoli
Giampiero Marini

Serie A

13th

Coppa Italia

Quarter Finals

UEFA Cup

Champions

Top goalscorer

Rubén Sosa (16)

← 1992–93

1994–95 →

F.C. Internazionale Milano endured a crazy season, which ended on a high following the double 1-0 victory against Casino Salzburg in the UEFA Cup final. On the way there, Inter was almost relegated, escaping only by a solitary point. For a club that had never been outside the top flight since Serie A began in 1929, a relegation would have been extremely humiliating, and in the end the club had to thank veteran striker Rubén Sosa for a vital 16 goals scored, all of them vital for the clubs' survival in the top flight. With the downward curve pointing ever sharper, president Ernesto Pellegrini sold the club to Massimo Moratti during the coming season, embarking on a new era the same time as rivals Milan dominated Italy and Europe.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Inter	2–1	Reggiana
	Jonk 14' Schillaci 55'		Padovano 35'

2	Foggia	1–1	Inter
	Di Biagio 78' (pen.)		Schillaci 45'

3	Inter	2–1	Cremonese
	Bergkamp 19' Schillaci 81'		Festa 53' (o.g.)

4	Cagliari	1–0	Inter
	Dely Valdés 45'

5	Lazio	0–0	Inter

6	Inter	2–0	Piacenza
	Bergkamp 16' (pen.) Sosa 83'

7	Napoli	0–0	Inter

8	Inter	0–0	Torino

9	Udinese	0–1	Inter
			Sosa 41'

10	Inter	3–2	Parma
	Sosa 16, 37, 65'		Grün 10' Minotti 77'

11	Inter	1–2	Milan
	Bergkamp 64' (pen.)		Panucci 34' Papin 52'

12	Genoa	1–0	Inter
	Ruotolo 52'

13	Inter	2–2	Juventus
	Sosa 33', 90' (pen.)		R. Baggio 55' Möller 77'

14	Lecce	1–3	Inter
	Notaristefano 90'		Bergkamp 34' Shalimov 83, 87'

15	Inter	3–0	Sampdoria
	Battistini 4' Jugović 29' (o.g.) Bergkamp 56' (pen.)

16	Roma	1–1	Inter
	Balbo 15'		Sosa 70'

17	Inter	1–2	Atalanta
	Bergkamp 82' (pen.)		Magoni 17' Orlandini 87'

18	Reggiana	1–0	Inter
	Scienza 66'

19	Inter	3–1	Foggia
	Sosa 19' Jonk 33' Bergkamp 88'		Di Biagio 86'

20	Cremonese	1–4	Inter
	Gualco 51'		Jonk 21, 26' Paganin 42' Sosa 81'

21	Inter	3–3	Cagliari
	Sosa 44, 52' Fontolan 90'		Luís Oliveira 7' Pusceddu 28' Dely Valdés 84'

22	Inter	1–2	Lazio
	Sosa 26'		Signori 87' (pen.) Di Matteo 90'

23	Piacenza	2–1	Inter
	Orlando 13' (o.g.) Turrini 52'		Battistini 47'

24	Inter	0–0	Napoli

25	Torino	2–0	Inter
	Poggi 45' Cois 56'

26	Inter	1–0	Udinese
	Sosa 53'

27	Parma	4–1	Inter
	Zola 45, 58' Asprilla 63' Brolin 90'		Sosa 69' (pen.)

28	Milan	2–1	Inter
	Bergomi 46' (o.g.) Massaro 89'		Schillaci 86'

29	Inter	1–3	Genoa
	Schillaci 3'		Ruotolo 18, 90' Skuhravý 26'

30	Juventus	1–0	Inter
	Ferri 85' (o.g.)

31	Inter	4–1	Lecce
	Jonk 19, 47' Bergkamp 50' (pen.) Berti 81'		Baldieri 86'

32	Sampdoria	3–1	Inter
	Vierchowod 21' Evani 70' Amoruso 90'		Battistini 25'

33	Inter	2–2	Roma
	Fontolan 22' Berti 70'		Giannini 14' Cappioli 80'

34	Atalanta	2–1	Inter
	Orlandini 45' Sgrò 83'		Sosa 45'

Top Scorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1993/94

Football Club Internazionale Milano

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Home stadium	Stadio Giuseppe Meazza Arena Civica

Training ground	Appiano Gentile

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