Inter Snatch Late Win Against Urawa Red Diamonds

Inter Milan avoided a discomfort after coming from a goal to get a late victory against Urawa Red Diamonds in the World Cup World Cup match on Saturday.

The 11 -minute strike of Ryoma Watanabe seemed to have won the Japanese team a surprising victory, but the spectacular upper kick by Lautaro Martínez and the Valentin Carboni’s arrest time strike earned the giants of the series to his first victory of the tournament.

Inter-Jungar with Cristian Chivu for the second time after Simone Inzaghi’s departure this month-the first half, but was left behind when Watanabe completed a slippery counterattack with a low end.

Martínez was unfortunate to see that his header crashed in the crossbar eight minutes later, but in the entire end of the Inter was poor with the nine attempts in the first half losing the goal.

Inter increased the pressure in the second half with 12 shots, including the effort of Henrikh Mkhitaryan that lost the goal with the goal in batter.

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Urawa maintained its defensive discipline while retaining a threat to rest, with Watanabe opening a situation of five against three with 20 minutes.

They retired until the 77th minute, when Martínez produced a sublime upper kick from a corner to put the 1-1.

With Urawa, clinging desperately, Carboni’s substitute pounced on a rebound in the second minute of detention to cause wild celebrations.

The victory means Inter Go Top of Group E with four points after two games, while Urawa is down and has been eliminated.

Meanwhile, the River Plate of Inter Face Argentina on Thursday in its last group game, with Urawa in front of Mexican Monterrey team at the same time.