Udinese Completes Comeback Win Over Inter Milan in Serie A

Inter Milan suffered a surprising 2-1 home defeat to Udinese in Serie A, marking their first loss of the season under new coach Cristian Chivu. Inter took an early lead through Denzel Dumfries after a skillful move involving Marcus Thuram and Lautaro Martinez, but Dumfries later conceded a penalty for handball, allowing Keinan Davis to equalize for Udinese from the spot. Davis then assisted Arthur Atta for a stunning finish five minutes before halftime, giving Udinese the lead, which they maintained despite Inter's late pressure and a disallowed Federico Dimarco goal. This victory ended Udinese's seven-game losing streak at San Siro against Inter and lifted them to fifth place in the early-season standings. While Inter aimed to become one of the few coaches to win his first two Serie A games without conceding, Udinese's resilient performance prevented that achievement. The match highlighted Udinese's tactical improvement and defensive solidity, while Inter struggled to convert chances despite dominating possession in the second half.