Serie A | Venezia 0-2 Inter: Nerazzurri leave it late and ride luck again
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15-second readInter secured a 2-0 victory over Venezia, remaining joint leaders, thanks to an own goal by Matias Moreno and a deflected Carlos Augusto header. The win came despite Inter leaving it late to score, with several chances for both teams going awry. Inter's Lautaro Martinez and Benjamin Pavard were among several players out of action.

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Inter secured a 2-0 victory over Venezia, remaining joint leaders, thanks to an own goal by Matias Moreno and a deflected Carlos Augusto header. The win came despite Inter leaving it late to score, with several chances for both teams going awry. Inter's Lautaro Martinez and Benjamin Pavard were among several players out of action. Venezia had won Davide Nicola's debut match against Napoli but struggled against Genoa.
The match saw several close calls, including Venezia's Lion Lauberbach having a penalty appeal rejected and Ivan Provedel making a crucial one-handed save against Akor Adams. Inter's Federico Dimarco had a curler off target, and Marcus Thuram tested Filip Stankovic with a distance shot. Cristian Chivu made a triple change at half-time, indicating dissatisfaction with Inter's performance.
Inter's breakthrough came when Carlos Augusto tackled Simon Sohm, leading to a counter-attack that resulted in Matias Moreno's own goal. Shortly after, Carlos Augusto's glancing header from a Hakan Calhanoglu corner deflected off Redouane Halhal's chest to double Inter's lead. Venezia had several offside calls, including one on Akor Adams, and failed to capitalize on their scoring opportunities.
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Inter left it late again to secure a victory and remain joint leaders, with an own goal and deflected Carlos Augusto header to sink Venezia. The Nerazzurri knew only three points would let them keep top spot alongside Lazio and already had a scare at the weekend with two goals in added time to beat Fiorentina 2-1. Lautaro Martinez, Benjamin Pavard, Curtis Jones, John Stones and Luis Henrique were still out of action, but Ivan Provedel started his second consecutive match. Venezia won Davide Nicola’s debut against Napoli, but went back to old habits with a 1-0 loss at Genoa.
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