Milan Dominates Derby with 3-1 Victory Over Inter The Milan derby ended in a decisive 3-1 victory for the Rossoneri, handing Inter their first league defeat of the season. Under the guidance of manager Rúben Amorim, Milan controlled the match at San Siro, extending their recent dominance in the fixture. Christian Pulisic opened the scoring early to give Milan the lead, followed by a second goal from Adrien Rabiot, who capitalized on a corner kick to surprise the Inter defense. While Alessandro Bastoni managed to pull one back for the Nerazzurri with a header, Milan restored their two-goal cushion before halftime when Moreira converted a precise free kick to seal the 3-1 result. The match marked a significant setback for Inter, who struggled to find their rhythm against a disciplined Milan side. Despite tactical adjustments from manager Simone Chivu in the second half—including the introduction of Federico Dimarco and Francesco Pio Esposito—the Nerazzurri were unable to overcome the deficit. The victory serves as a crucial turnaround for Milan, who entered the match looking to recover from a previous loss to Bologna. For Inter, the result represents their eighth consecutive derby without a win against their city rivals, a streak that highlights the current shift in momentum between the two clubs.