In the 27th round of Serie A, Inter Milan defeated Genoa 2-0 at San Siro and continued to lead the standings. With this win, the Nerazzurri move to 67 points, consolidating their top spot and continuing a string of results that have highlighted their consistency, quality and consistency.
Inter Milan facts and figures
After 27 games, Inter have 67 points, the third time in their Serie A history that they have achieved this: they have only achieved better results in 2023/24 (72 points) and 2006/07 (73 points).
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The Nerazzurri have also won at least eight consecutive games for the first time since January-March 2024when they won ten games in a row – further evidence of the team’s excellent form.
Not only that: Inter Milan has the most wins among the top five European leagues this season (22) and the side with the most clean sheets (15). Defensively, 15 clean sheets in the first 27 games is the club’s third-highest record in the three-point winning era, behind only 16 games in the 2005/06 season and 17 games in the 2023/24 season.
DIMARCO record-breaking numbers
Federico DiMarco This season continues to go from strength to strength. The Nerazzurri full-back has scored six goals and provided 15 assists in Serie A this season.
For Di Marco, this marks a new personal high for goals in a single season in Serie A: his six goals surpass the five he scored in 2020/21 and 2023/24. These figures underline the steady growth of a player who has become increasingly decisive in Inter Milan’s tactical framework.
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Calhanoglu hits 21 points
Since joining Inter Milan in 2021, Hakan Calhanoglu is the player with the most penalty kick goals in Serie A: 21 shots, showing his calmness and decisiveness at critical moments.
Mkhitaryan’s quality and experience
Thanks to Dimarco’s goal, Henrikh Mkhitaryan A famous milestone was reached: 150 goals in Europe’s top five leaguesconsisting of 71 goals and 79 assists. He is the seventh midfielder to reach this mark since his debut in these competitions in 2013/14, joining an elite list including Kevin De Bruyne, Marco Reus, Angel Di Maria, Hakan Calhanoglu, Dimitri Payet and Bruno Fernandes.
