Inter Milan were denied victory in their final Serie A home game after a stoppage-time equaliser from Kieron Bowie earned relegated Hellas Verona a dramatic 1–1 draw at San Siro, Softfootball reports.
The result comes amid positive off-field developments, with Cristian Chivu expected to remain in charge next season as contract talks continue. Meanwhile, earlier results saw AC Milan boost their Champions League hopes with a win over Genoa CFC.
The Nerazzurri appeared on course for a routine win after an own goal by Andrias Edmundsson early in the second half gave them the lead. The goal came after a corner from Petar Sušić was met by Ange-Yoan Bonny, with Edmundsson inadvertently turning the ball into his own net.
Inter created several chances to extend their advantage, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Lautaro Martínez both denied, while goalkeeper Yann Sommer produced key saves to keep Verona at bay.
However, the visitors stunned the home crowd in stoppage time when Bowie latched onto a long ball and calmly slotted home, continuing his impressive scoring streak for Verona.
The dramatic finish sparked widespread reactions across social media, with fans debating Inter’s missed chances and praising Verona’s resilience.
1bris says Milan were gifted a draw
Sorry, but why would they have had to gift them a draw?
yasinn called the inter Milan players idiots for conceeding at the last minute
Idiots, are you really conceding a goal in the last minute to a team that’s already been relegated? It’s practically a fix.
cmd called milan’s substituted goalkeeper an amateur
Substituted goalkeeper positioned himself like an amateur just to let Verona equalize with some dubious strike I curse them.
yuco also laid emphasis on inter Milan midfield
Thank goodness we’re finally getting rid of the Armenian in midfield, even today a goal conceded because of one of his umpteenth lost balls.
danny also called it a gifted draw to milan
Congratulations on the gifted draw, you shit people. Can’t even win against relegated Hellas. Goddamn what shit, goddamn.
Despite the late setback, Inter extended their unbeaten run against Verona to 30 Serie A matches and maintained a remarkable record of 35 consecutive home games without defeat against the same opponent—matching a historic league benchmark.
