Full Highlights: Inter Milan Knockout Barcelona in 7-6 Aggregate to Reach UCL Finals

Inter Milan booked their place in the UEFA Champions League final after defeating FC Barcelona 4-3 in extra time, securing a dramatic 7-6 aggregate win at the San Siro. The semi-final clash on May 6, 2025, delivered one of the most breathtaking encounters in the tournament’s history.
First-Half Brilliance Gives Inter Early Edge


Inter dominated early proceedings with Lautaro Martínez striking first in the 22nd minute. The Italian side doubled their advantage shortly before the break when Hakan Çalhanoğlu calmly converted a penalty, putting Inter 2-0 up and in command of the tie.
Barcelona’s Spirited Fightback in Second Half
Refusing to bow out, Barcelona mounted a spirited comeback in the second half. Goals from Eric García and Dani Olmo brought them level. A stunning late goal by Raphinha in the 87th minute gave the Catalans a 3-2 lead on the night and a 6-5 edge on aggregate.
Late Equalizer Forces Extra Time
With Barcelona moments away from advancing, Francesco Acerbi delivered a clutch equalizer in stoppage time, tying the match 3-3 and sending it into extra time under electrifying conditions at the San Siro.
Frattesi’s Heroics Seal Inter’s Place in Final
In the 99th minute of extra time, substitute Davide Frattesi etched his name into club history by netting the winner for Inter, making it 4-3 on the night and 7-6 on aggregate. The goal sent the stadium into raptures and crushed Barcelona’s dreams of another European final.
Yann Sommer: The Unsung Hero
Inter’s goalkeeper Yann Sommer proved instrumental, pulling off several crucial saves, including a critical one-on-one stop against Lamine Yamal during extra time. His composure between the posts helped Inter navigate the chaos and secure victory.
Inter Milan Marches Into Final
With the win, Inter Milan advances to their second Champions League final in three years, eyeing their fourth European title. They will face the winner of the other semi-final clash between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain on May 31, 2025, in Munich.
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