Coppa Italia
7:00 PMMay 13, 2026
Final
Lazio0 – 2
HT:(0 – 2)
Aggregate:(0 – 4)
Inter*Stadio Olimpico
Referee: Marco Guida, Italy
Lazio
World Class
0
Solid
0
Bang Average
0
Lucky
0
Shocking
0
Inter
World Class
0
Solid
0
Bang Average
0
Lucky
0
Shocking
0
Match Stats
Lineups
Head-2-Head
Standings
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0.00
Expected goals (xG)
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Passing
341 (85%)
Accurate passes
502 (89%)
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40
G
Edoardo Motta
17
D
Nuno Tavares
13
D
Alessio Romagnoli
D
Mario Gila
38′ RoughingD
Adam Marušić
87′
14
F
Tijjani Noslin
18
F
Gustav Isaksen
Substitutes
48
F
Mattia Mosconi
94
F
Francesco Pio Esposito
16
M
Davide Frattesi
20
M
Hakan Çalhanoğlu
36
D
Matteo Darmian
6
D
Stefan de Vrij
15
D
Francesco Acerbi
43
D
Matteo Cocchi
1
G
Yann Sommer
12
G
Raffaele Di Gennaro
M
Andy Diouf
82′ Replaced by M. ThuramF
Ange-Yoan Bonny
77′ Replaced by L. MartinezD
Carlos Augusto
77′ Replaced by A. BastoniF
Luís Henrique
68′ Replaced by D. DumfriesM
Henrikh Mkhitaryan
68′ Replaced by P. SucicNo standings data available for this league
Inter claimed the Coppa Italia trophy with a commanding 2-0 victory over Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico, with an own goal and a clinical finish securing their passage to glory.
Inter arrived in Rome seeking their first Coppa Italia title in five years. Lazio fought to defend their home turf and upset the favorites. The stage was set for a fierce battle under the Italian sun.
The match exploded into life within 14 minutes. Alessio Marusic deflected the ball into his own net under pressure from Inter’s attacking play. The own goal handed the visitors an early advantage they would not relinquish.
Inter doubled their lead in the 35th minute when Lautaro Martinez struck with precision. The striker found space in the box and fired past the Lazio goalkeeper. Inter’s clinical edge was evident in both finishing moments.
Lazio struggled to break down Inter’s solid defensive structure in the opening half. The home side managed only two shots on target from eight attempts. Inter controlled possession with 58 percent of the ball in their favor.
The second half saw Lazio press forward in search of a way back into the contest. However, Inter’s defense stood firm throughout. Manuel Akanji and the Inter backline limited Lazio’s attacking opportunities.
Substitutions altered the rhythm as the match progressed. Both teams accumulated yellow cards in the closing stages. The intensity remained high despite Inter’s commanding scoreline.
Lazio created chances but could not convert them. They registered three shots on target from 11 total attempts. The expected goals (xG) favored neither team significantly in the statistics.
Inter dominated the midfield battle with superior passing accuracy. The visitors completed 502 of 564 passes for 89 percent accuracy. Lazio managed 341 accurate passes from 402 attempts at 85 percent.
Josep Martínez made two crucial saves for Inter. Marcus Thuram led the attacking line with energy and movement. Federico Dimarco provided defensive stability on the left flank.
Inter’s victory delivers them the Coppa Italia crown. The Nerazzurri showed composure and efficiency when it mattered most. Lazio’s campaign ends with disappointment at home despite their efforts.
This triumph marks a significant achievement for Inter’s season. The club adds silverware to their cabinet after a strong campaign. Lazio must regroup and refocus on their remaining objectives.
