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Inter Milan kept their hopes of winning the Club World Cup alive  They came from behind to snatch victory against Urawa Red Diamonds Author | Peter Grainger Inter still have hope. Urawa are out. Supernewsaffiliate.blogspot.com [image or embed] — Super News Affiliate ( @eurosuperfootball.bsky.social ) 22 June 2025 at 09:22 Ryoma Watanabe's 11th-minute strike looked to have earned the Japanese side a shock victory, but Lautaro Martinez's spectacular overhead kick and Valentin Carboni's stoppage-time strike eliminated the Japanese side from the competition. Inter, playing under Cristian Chivu for the second time after Simone Inzaghi's departure this month, dominated the first half but paid the price for failing to track Watanabe's run when the winger rounded off a slick counter-attack with a low finish. READ MORE | Latest Club World Cup news READ MORE | Inter Milan's previous match Inter captain Martinez was unfortunate to see his header crash off the crossba...

Inter Milan start the club's new era with a draw A familiar face to European football fans helped Monterrey earn a point  Author | Jack L Sergio Ramos rolled back the years with a trademark header as Monterrey earned a 1-1 draw against Inter Milan in their Club World Cup opener in California. The 39-year-old defender, who lifted a previous iteration of the Club World Cup four times with Real Madrid, rose highest at a corner to nod the Mexican side in front after 25 minutes. Inter, still reeling from their 5-0 defeat by Paris St-Germain in last month’s Champions League final, found a response just before the interval when Lautaro Martínez turned in from close range. READ MORE | Match Reports from across the Club World Cup READ MORE |  Boca Juniors 2 - 2 Benfica  Monterrey almost snatched victory in stoppage time, but Nelson Deossa could only find the side netting with his effort. The match marked a new era for Inter, with Cristian Chivu taking charge for the first time...

He's one of two Scottish players that helped Napoli win Serie A Scott McTominay was already a hero at Napoli after some defining goals. However, as he collapsed to the ground in tears of joy after helping them to the Serie A title, he cemented his place as a legend of the club. Author | Jamie P McTominay hooked in a fine acrobatic volley - his 12th goal of the season - to give Napoli the lead against Cagliari, before former Manchester United team-mate Romelu Lukaku made the game safe with a second. That home win ensured they held off Champions League finalists Inter Milan to claim their fourth Serie A title. As soon after the final whistle went, the 28-year-old Scotland midfielder was named Serie A's Most Valuable Player for 2024-25. READ MORE | The day McTominay moved from Manchester United to Napoli READ MORE | The match report from European Super Football   READ MORE | Napoli news and stories from European Super Football  Leaving United, the club where he had spent near...

Billing rescues late point for Napoli in title showdown with Inter On-loan Bournemouth midfielder Philip Billing came off the bench to snatch a crucial late equaliser for Napoli in a pulsating 1-1 draw against Serie A title rivals Inter Milan. Author - Josh D Federico Dimarco had given Inter the lead in spectacular fashion, bending a stunning free-kick over the Napoli wall and into the top corner, leaving Alex Meret with no chance. Match highlights | Highlights from Serie A Napoli took control from there, with Romelu Lukaku, facing his former club, and Scotland international Scott McTominay both going close to levelling. But it was Billing, a January arrival from Bournemouth, who made the difference. Latching onto a pass from Stanislav Lobotka, the Danish midfielder saw his initial effort saved by Josep Martinez but reacted quickest to turn in the rebound and rescue a vital point. Click here for more football news from Super News Affiliate The result means defending champions Inte...