Inter march on! Bonny and Diouf fire Nerazzurri past Torino 2–1 in the Coppa Italia quarter‑finals.!!!

Inter Milan edged Torino 2-1 in the Coppa Italia quarter‑final at the U‑Power Stadium, advancing to the semi‑finals thanks to goals from Ange‑Yoan Bonny (35’) and Andy Diouf (47’), while Sandro Kulenovic (57’) pulled one back for Torino. The win continues Inter’s strong record against Torino in cup competitions

 Inter Milan booked their place in the Coppa Italia semi‑finals with a hard‑fought 2–1 victory over Torino. Played on neutral ground at the U‑Power Stadium due to preparations at San Siro, the match showcased Inter’s depth and resilience despite squad rotations.

The breakthrough came in the 35th minute when Ange‑Yoan Bonny rose highest to head home, giving Inter a deserved lead after dominating possession. Just after the restart, Andy Diouf doubled the advantage in the 47th minute with a composed finish, seemingly putting the tie beyond Torino’s reach. However, Torino responded quickly: in the 57th minute, Sandro Kulenovic converted a header to reduce the deficit, sparking hopes of a comeback. Despite late pressure, Inter held firm to secure the win.

Head‑to‑Head Context

Inter and Torino share a long history in Italian football. In recent years, Inter have dominated the fixture, winning most of their Serie A encounters and now knocking Torino out of the Coppa Italia. Torino’s last major cup victory over Inter dates back decades, underlining the gulf in consistency between the two sides.