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Inter Milan beat Monza 4–1 at San Siro, Milan, on 22 August 2026 (Serie A, matchday 1). The champions open their title defence at San Siro against a side just promoted and with nothing to lose.
6' Diouf lays it back and Çalhanoğlu thunders it in from twenty-five yards. Six minutes into the title defence and San Siro has its moment. Diouf rolls it into the Turk's path and the strike is unstoppable, flying past Pizzignacco before he can move. The first goal of Inter’s title defence.
29' Varela finishes beautifully. Monza are level at San Siro. Inter have eased off and the promoted side punish them. Varela gets his shot away cleanly and it is 1-1. Chivu is out of his technical area, arms wide, asking what happened.
HT Half time. One apiece, and the champions have work to do. Forty-five minutes of a title defence, and it is level with a promoted side. Chivu has fifteen minutes to fix it.
48' Pizzignacco punches Dimarco's cross straight to Zieliński. Three minutes into the half and the lead is restored. The goalkeeper comes for a cross he should leave and punches it straight into the path of the Pole, who does not need a second invitation.
55' Esposito, with a backheel, and San Siro rises. One minute after the double change, the young striker produces the goal of the night. The backheel flick is delightful, unexpected, and beyond Pizzignacco before he has moved.
63' Bisseck drives forward from the back and hammers it in. The centre-back carries it into the box, shifts it onto his left foot and, via a slight deflection, beats Pizzignacco. Four-one, and the title defence is properly under way.
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