Inter dominated the match from the outset, leveraging their superior possession (59%) and passing accuracy (523 passes) to control the tempo. The first goal, scored by M. Thuram in the 45+1' minute, came from a well-constructed attack that exploited Parma's defensive vulnerabilities, particularly in the final third. Inter's ability to maintain pressure and create chances was evident throughout, with 12 shots compared to Parma's 4. The second goal by H. Mkhitaryan in the 80' minute highlighted Inter's persistence and clinical finishing, capitalizing on a defensive lapse by Parma. Despite a yellow card to P. Zielinski in the 64', Inter's tactical discipline and structured approach ensured they maintained control, while Parma struggled to generate meaningful opportunities. The lack of shots on target (0) for Parma underscored their inability to break down Inter's defense, which was organized and resolute.