2005–06 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

2005–06 season

President

Giacinto Facchetti

Head coach

Stadium

1st^[1]

Winners

UEFA Champions League

Quarter-finals

Supercoppa Italiana

Winners

Top goalscorer

League:
Julio Cruz (15)
All:
Julio Cruz (21)

Home colours

Away colours

← 2004–05

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Season

2005–06 season opened with the success in Supercoppa Italiana, beating Juventus 1–0 in extra time with a goal scored by Verón.^[2] During the Champions League group stage, the side managed to have a line-up of 11 foreign players on the pitch: the only european was Luís Figo, playing the second time.^[3] Despite a good first half (also including a 3–2 win in derby, that lacked since 2002)^[4] Inter had a second part not so bright.^[5] Being knocked out in Champions League by Villareal, the side was hardly attacked by his fans.^[6]

On the pitch, season finished like the previous with a third league place and the win of Coppa Italia against Roma.^[7] However, during the summer of World Cup, Juventus and Milan resulted caught in Calciopoli scandal: in late July, a few weeks after Italian triumph in Germany, Inter was awarded of 2005–06 title.^[8] Further, the relegation of Juventus to Serie B made Inter the first and only club ever present in modern Serie A (from 1929–30).

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Inter	3–0	Treviso
	Adriano 32', 68', 79'

2	Palermo	3–2	Inter
	Corini 20' Terlizzi 50' Makinwa 68'		Cruz 86', 90+2'

3	Inter	3–0	Lecce
	Martins 25' Stanković 29' Cruz 84'

4	Chievo	0–1	Inter
			Samuel 49'

5	Inter	1–0	Fiorentina
	Martins 7'

6	Juventus	2–0	Inter
	Trezeguet 22' Nedvěd 34'

7	Inter	5–0	Livorno
	Materazzi 11' Cruz 19' Cambiasso 49' Córdoba 51' Recoba 61'

8	Udinese	0–1	Inter
			Cruz 36'

9	Inter	2–3	Roma
	Adriano 67', 77'		Montella 12' Totti 30', 47' (pen.)

10	Sampdoria	2–2	Inter
	Diana 6', 35'		Cambiasso 31' Zanetti 40'

11	Lazio	0–0	Inter

12	Inter	2–0	Parma
	Figo 68' Cambiasso 81'

13	Messina	1–2	Inter
	Di Napoli 71'		Recoba 7' Cambiasso 59'

14	Inter	1–0	Ascoli
	Adriano 24'

15	Inter	3–2	Milan
	Adriano 24' (pen.), 90+2' Martins 59'		Shevchenko 39' (pen.) Stam 83'

16	Reggina	0–4	Inter
			Córdoba 2' Martins 15' Adriano 42' Pizarro 90+2'

17	Inter	4–1	Empoli
	Adriano 4' Cruz 45+5' Figo 67' Martins 85'		Vannucchi 64'

18	Siena	0–0	Inter

19	Inter	3–2	Cagliari
	Martins 10' Adriano 14', 58' (pen.)		Esposito 20' Suazo 81'

20	Treviso	0–1	Inter
			Cruz 23'

21	Inter	3–0	Palermo
	Cambiasso 33' Córdoba 76' Figo 80'

22	Lecce	0–2	Inter
			Figo 72' Stanković 90+2'

23	Inter	1–0	Chievo
	Cruz 7'

24	Fiorentina	2–1	Inter
	Brocchi 10' Jiménez 58'		Recoba 85'

25	Inter	1–2	Juventus
	Samuel 74'		Ibrahimović 63' Del Piero 85'

26	Livorno	0–0	Inter

27	Inter	3–1	Udinese
	Cruz 18', 48' (pen.) Martins 60'		Iaquinta 83' (pen.)

28	Roma	1–1	Inter
	Taddei 9'		Materazzi 89'

29	Inter	1–0	Sampdoria
	Adriano 40'

30	Inter	3–1	Lazio
	Figo 36' Recoba 46', 72'		Pandev 54'

31	Parma	1–0	Inter
	Simplício 39'

32	Inter	3–0	Messina
	Solari 15', 26' Martins 19'

33	Ascoli	1–2	Inter
	Ferrante 21'		Cruz 51' (pen.) Mihajlović 59'

34	Milan	1–0	Inter
	Kaladze 70'

35	Inter	4–0	Reggina
	Cruz 16' (pen.), 90+2' Martins 23' César 28'

36	Empoli	1–0	Inter
	Materazzi 90+1' (o.g.)

37	Inter	1–1	Siena
	Cruz 60'		Gastaldello 90+3'

38	Cagliari	2–2	Inter
	Capone 8' Suazo 33'		Cruz 11' Solari 37'

Top Scorers

Julio Cruz – 15
Adriano – 12
Obafemi Martins – 8
Luís Figo – 5
Álvaro Recoba – 5

References

↑ Due to the trial of Italian football scandal; originally Inter was third.
↑ "Colpo grosso in casa Juve Adriano-Veron, è Supercoppa" (in Italian). repubblica.it. 20 August 2005.
↑ "La Padania accusa l'Inter "11 stranieri in campo, vergogna"" (in Italian). repubblica.it. 24 November 2005.
↑ "Adriano affonda il Milan nel recupero Rossoneri sorpassati dall'Inter" (in Italian). repubblica.it. 11 December 2005.
↑ "La Juve ringrazia Del Piero Inter, più nervi che gioco" (in Italian). repubblica.it. 12 February 2006.
↑ "Agguato notturno all'Inter" (in Italian). gazzetta.it. 9 April 2006.
↑ "Inter si consola con la Coppa Italia la Roma con il buon rientro di Totti" (in Italian). repubblica.it. 11 May 2006.
↑ "Lo scudetto 2006 è dell'Inter" (in Italian). gazzetta.it. 26 July 2006.

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 2005/06

Football Club Internazionale Milano

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