"Things started well for Inter as Denzel Dumfries tapped home in the 17th minute, capping a brilliant move that included a silky turn on halfway from Lautaro Martinez and some inventive juggling from Marcus Thuram inside the area. But Udinese were back level within 12 minutes, with Dumfries going from hero to villain as he was penalised for handball from a set-piece. Former Aston Villa striker Davis kept his cool from the spot, sending Yann Sommer the wrong way."
"Inter thought they had equalised via Federico Dimarco's 56th-minute drive, but a VAR review resulted in the goal being disallowed for an offside in the build-up, before Davis missed a decent chance to give Udinese a two-goal lead at the other end. The hosts laid siege to Udinese's area in the closing stages, but Nicolo Barella blazed over following a goalmouth scramble and Carlos Augusto had a header blocked on the line as the visitors bravely held on."
Udinese recovered from a 1-0 deficit to beat Inter 2-1 at San Siro. Denzel Dumfries opened scoring in the 17th minute after a move involving Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram. Dumfries conceded a penalty twelve minutes later for handball, and Keinan Davis converted to equalise. Five minutes before half-time Davis assisted Arthur Atta, whose curling finish put Udinese ahead. Federico Dimarco had a 56th-minute strike ruled out for offside after a VAR review. Inter pressed late but missed chances including Nicolo Barella's effort and a Carlos Augusto header blocked on the line. Udinese move to fifth with four points.
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