Inter Milan advanced to the final score of 4-3, and the player score was released: It was not Dumfries highest score, but Barcelona No. 19

In the early morning of May 7, Inter Milan faced Barcelona at home in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals. This is the 18th time the two sides met. Among the previous 17 matches, Barcelona has the advantage of 8 wins, 5 draws and 3 losses, but the last three consecutive defeats against Inter Milan.

According to German transfer valuation, the whole Barcelona team is worth 1.02 billion euros, and the whole Inter Milan team is worth 680 million euros, so this is a match between a giants worth 1.7 billion euros. For Barcelona, ​​the last time they advanced to the Champions League final was in 2015, and the last time Inter Milan reached the Champions League final was in 2023. In the first half, Barcelona was repeatedly beaten by Inter Milan's counterattack. In the 21st minute, De Jong was intercepted from the backcourt, and Dumfries assisted Lautaro to push and score. In the 42nd minute, Kubasi tripped Lautaro in the penalty area. The referee changed the judgment through VAR and gave Inter penalty. Cialhanoglu took the penalty and helped Inter lead 5-3 in the total score. In the second half, Barcelona counterattacked wildly, scoring two goals in just 6 minutes, Gerald Martin completed the assist and double hits, Eric Garcia and Ormo scored together, tied Inter Milan 5-5 with the total score. In the last moment, the two teams joined forces to create a crazy game. First, Rafina helped Barcelona overtake 3-2, and then Archerby helped Inter Milan tie 3-3.

In this way, the two teams tied 6-6 in total, and the game entered an exciting overtime. If the winner was still not decided, it would enter a cruel penalty shootout. In the last overtime, Vlatesi scored a goal, helping Inter Milan complete the final 4-3 with a total score of 7-6, and advanced to the Champions League final for the second time in the past three years.

However, the famous football data website sofascore gave the ratings of the two teams in advance, as follows:

Inter Milan starter: 1-Somer (8.0 points), 31-Bissek (6.5 points), 15-Achelby (7.2 points), 95-Bastoni (6.5 points), 2-Dumfries (8.1 points), 23-Barrera (6.5 points), 20-Calhanolu (6.8 points), 22-Mkhitaryan (6.8 points), 32-Dimarco (6.9 points), 10-Laotaro (7.5 points), 9-Marcus Tulam (7.0 points)

Barcelona starter: 25-S Czesni (6.7 points), 24-Eric Garcia (7.5 points), 2-KuBasi (6.3 points), 5-Inigo Martinez (6.5 points), 35-Gerard Martin (8.0 points), 21-De Jong (6.9 points), 8-Pedri (7.8 points), 20-Olmo (7.6 points), 19-Yamar (8.5 points), 11-Rafinia (7.8 points), 7-Ferran Torres (6.4 points)

From the above data, it can be seen that the player with the highest score is not Inter Milan's No. 2 Dumfries, but Barcelona's No. 19 Yamal, and the other lowest player is Barcelona's No. 7 Ferran Torres.