Lautaro Martinez in Inter history

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By: Manu Tournoux

Lautaro Martinez in Inter history

On the Empoli pitch, facing a team reduced to ten from the 31ste minute, the Nerazzurri won 0-3, with a double from Frattesi (50e67e) and a goal from the essential Martinez (79e).

The Argentine striker thus becomes, with 134 internal goals since his arrival in Milan in 2018, the best non-Italian scorer in the history of the Lombard club.

And Inter came back to within four lengths of a Neapolitan leader who fell the day before AC Milan (0-2). This while Udinese misses the provisional podium, overthrown in Venice (3-2) and thus confined to the seventh level.

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Manu Tournoux

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