Inter Milan produced a stunning comeback to defeat Udinese 5-3 at San Siro, with Marcus Thuram and Ange-Yoan Bonny inspiring the Nerazzurri to a thrilling victory after they had fallen two goals behind inside the opening 16 minutes. Udinese stunned the home crowd on 9 minutes when Unai Gomez finished clinically from James Abankwah's pass, before Kenan Davis doubled the lead on 16 minutes, converting Jurgen Ekkelenkamp's cross with composure. Carlos Augusto pulled one back on 26 minutes, before Thuram equalised on 35 minutes from Nicolo Barella's pass. Davis was booked on 45 minutes. Thuram completed his brace on 57 minutes, giving Inter the lead for the first time. Henrikh Mkhitaryan was booked on 60 minutes. Piotr Zielinski added a fourth on 67 minutes, before Bonny made it 5-2 on 79 minutes. Vakoun Bayo pulled one back for Udinese on 90+1, converting Idrissa Gueye's pass to make it 5-3. Inter had 18 shots with 8 on target and 58% possession, while Udinese managed 13 attempts. Thuram was named man of the match. With 10 points from four games, Inter climb to 3rd, while Udinese drop to 14th with four points.
