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Inter Milan inflict humiliating loss on Jose Mourinho as they beat Roma 3-0 and go second in Serie A


Roma 0-3 Inter Milan: Jose Mourinho suffers humiliating defeat against his former club as Serie A champions close the gap to top spot

  • Inter Milan scored three first half goals as they hammered Roma on Saturday 
  • Serie A champions moved up to second in the table, one point behind AC Milan 
  • Napoli could reclaim top spot if they beat Atalanta on Saturday night
  • Roma remained fifth and are six points off a Champions League place











AS Roma collapsed to a 3-0 defeat at home to manager Jose Mourinho’s former club Inter Milan on Saturday as the champions climbed to second in Serie A and inflicted a fourth defeat in six league games on the capital club.

Mourinho led Inter to an unprecedented treble in 2010 but his first meeting with them as an opposing coach ended with the second Serie A home defeat of his career in his 46th match – the other coming against AC Milan in October.

The Portuguese pointed to his side’s absentees, who included the suspended Tammy Abraham and Rick Karsdorp and injured captain Lorenzo Pellegrini, after a comprehensive defeat. 

Inter Milan scored three first half goals as they trounced Roma 3-0 at the Stadio Olimpico

‘Inter are stronger than us in normal circumstances, in these circumstances they are much stronger,’ Mourinho told DAZN.

‘Today between injuries and suspensions it was a very limited selection.’

The Roma manager added: ‘Our attacking potential was practically zero, we had three chances and didn’t score.  

Jose Mourinho's Roma have lost back-to-back games in Serie A without scoring a goal

Jose Mourinho’s Roma have lost back-to-back games in Serie A without scoring a goal

Edin Dzeko scored Inter's second goal against his former club on Saturday

Edin Dzeko scored Inter’s second goal against his former club on Saturday

MATCH FACTS 

Roma (3-5-2): Rui Patricio; Mancini, Smalling, Kumbulla (Bove 61);…



Source : dailymail

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