Match Centre

Inter's 3-0 victory was fully deserved, outperforming Feyenoord both in expected goals (0.94 to 0.75) and shot conversion, with all three goals coming from their six shots on target. Despite Feyenoord's slight possession edge (53%), Inter were more incisive, scoring early through Yann Bisseck (8') and Pio Esposito (34') before Piotr Zieliński (54') sealed it – all three goals originating from open play, with assists from Djed Spence and Nicolò Barella.

Feyenoord's higher possession (597 passes to Inter's 530) yielded only two shots on target, reflecting a lack of cutting edge. Inter's defensive discipline limited the hosts to speculative efforts (5 shots outside the box, 4 blocked). The key stat: Inter converted 50% of their shots on target into goals, while Feyenoord failed to score from their two on target – a clinical edge that defined the match.