<p><strong>MILAN </strong>– Following the international break, <a href="https://www.inter.it/it/allenatore/70">Luciano Spalletti</a>’s Inter will be back in action for a game which is different from all others: on Sunday 21 October (20:30 CEST) the <em><strong>#DerbyMilano</strong></em> is set to be played on matchday nine of the Serie A TIM season.</p> <p>The last meeting between the two sides with Inter ‘at home’ was just over a year ago: played on 15 October 2017, it was an exciting match that finished <a href="https://www.inter.it/en/news/60031">3-2</a> to the Nerazzurri thanks to a magnificent hat-trick by Mauro Icardi, meaning Suso’s goal and Handanovic’s unfortunate own goal were meaningless for the Rossoneri. Rino Gattuso’s Milan come into the #DerbyMilano having won their last two Serie A games (4-1 away to Sassuolo and 3-1 in Milan against Chievo) and are currently in tenth place in the <a href="https://www.inter.it/it/classifica">league </a>with 12 points (with a game in hand).</p> <p>The <a href="https://www.inter.it/en/news/64551">169th #DerbyMilano</a> will be refereed by <a href="https://www.inter.it/en/news/64565">Marco Guida</a> from the Torre Annunziata section.</p> <p>On Saturday 20 September at 14:45 CEST, it will be possible to follow Luciano Spalletti’s press conference live at the Suning Training Centre ahead of the match through <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvXzEblUa0cfny4HAJ_ZOWw?sub_confirmation=1">Inter's official YouTube channel</a>.</p> <p>The San Siro gates will open from 17:30 CEST. Now and forever <strong>#ForzaInter</strong>!</p>
