Lautaro Martínez was once again a hero for Inter in the Italian Super Cup final as the Milan team beat Napoli 1-0 to become champions. The Argentine striker scored the only goal of the game in the 90th minute in one of those games that the Arab capitals play on their continent every season.
In an entertaining game, Inter dominated the game and the actions. He had more clear finishes and his power over Napoli was even more evident when Giovanni Simeone was sent off for a double yellow after 59 minutes of play.
From then on, Inter tried by all means to overcome Napoli's resistance, but could not find the right way. But in stoppage time, Lautaro Martínez scored with a cross from behind to make it 1-0, allowing the Milan team to roar champions.
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El Toro has scored 21 goals in 27 games this season, making him Argentina's top goalscorer so far. He also achieved his sixth title at Inter this Monday. Before his goal won the Super Cup, the Argentine had won a Serie A title, two Italian Cups and two Super Cups with Inter.
This is the eighth Italian Super Cup title Inter have won, trailing only Juventus with nine titles. This title will be particularly remembered by coach Simone Inzaghi, who with this trophy brings five titles to his tally, having won two with Lazio and three with the Nerazzurri club.