Milan Derby: Ac Milan vs Inter Milan

At the end of the first half of Tuesday’s Coppa Italia quarter final between AC Milan and Inter, Romelu Lukaku and Zlatan Ibrahimovic were involved in a heated clash on the pitch.

A yellow card was given to both teams, with Ibrahimovic later being sent off to obtain a second reservation.

What happened in Inter vs AC Milan?

Via Ibrahimovic, who fired home in the 31st minute to open the San Siro scoring, AC Milan had taken the lead.

 After Lukaku took exception to a foul by Milan’s defender Alessio Romagnoli, Tempers flared up just before the break. Ibrahimovic moved in and squared up to the angry Belgian while exchanging heated words, with the two going head to head.

 After coming off the bench to seal the 2-1 win for Inter, Christian Eriksen scored deep in stoppage time.

 

What did Lukaku say to Ibrahimovic in Inter vs AC Milan?
 

In an invitation to participate in a further confrontation in the tunnel, Lukaku could be clearly heard by the on-pitch microphone telling the Swede: “Well let’s go inside you b*tch!”

By sending both players a yellow card, referee Paolo Valeri attempted to recover some semblance of influence.

How many games will Lukaku miss?

Due to an accumulation of yellow cards, Lukaku is now set to miss out on the first leg of the semi-final against Juventus or SPAL.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Romelu Lukaku went head-to-head 😳 pic.twitter.com/8U7nMpH4kH

— Goal (@goal) January 26, 2021

 

As the first half came to an end, as the teams went down the tunnel for half-time, both players appeared to be restrained.

Nicolo Barella also got involved by attempting to keep back Lukaku, while Fikayo Tomori aimed to hold back Ibrahimovic, making his Milan debut after only joining Chelsea on loan. 

What did Ibrahimovic do to get sent off in Inter vs AC Milan?
 

Ibrahimovic got a second yellow card for a challenge on Inter defender Aleksandar Kolarov just after the second half started and was sent off in an incident that did not include Lukaku.

 “Milan coach Stefano Pioli said: “His willingness to track back and assist the team contributed to the second yellow card. He may have slowed down, but it will happen.

What was said after the match?

Inter coach Antonio Conte commented on the incident, and if Lukaku told him what Ibrahimovic had said, “To be honest, I was a player, so I know that during a game tempers can flare and situations can occur when you get angry.” Holding things in the right dimension is the important thing.

 It was great to see that Romelu was so focused and focused. Ibra has a winner’s determination, a fighter, and in that aspect, I believe Romelu is rising. I can only be grateful that I saw him fired up.

“Pioli, the Milan counterpart of Conte, said: “They’re two adults, they said something to each other, I don’t know what. It happens, we have to look forward to it. It’s in the correct dimension.

What didn’t work was that it was much more difficult, down to 10 players, and we were foolish to give the penalty away with the foul.