Inter Milan delivered a commanding performance in the Coppa Italia Final, overpowering Lazio 2-0 at the Stadio Olimpico to secure a well-earned domestic double. The Nerazzurri’s dominance was clear from the start, leaving Lazio with little room to breathe. Here’s how the players rated in this thrilling encounter.

For Lazio, it was a night to forget. Goalkeeper Motta earned a 5.5, while defenders Marusic (5), Gila (5.5), Romagnoli (5.5), and Nuno Tavares (4.5) struggled to contain Inter’s attack. Tavares, in particular, had a nightmare performance—his costly mistake in the 35th minute, losing possession under pressure from Denzel Dumfries, directly led to Lautaro Martinez’s goal, effectively sealing Lazio’s fate. Midfielders Basic (5) and Patric (5, replaced by Rovella at halftime) failed to provide stability, though Rovella (6.5) injected some life after the break. Up front, Isaksen (5.5), Noslin (5.5), and Zaccagni (6) couldn’t find the finishing touch. Coach Sarri (6), suspended from the sidelines, couldn’t spark the magic his teams are known for, as Lazio lacked the attacking flair to trouble Inter’s defense.

Inter, meanwhile, showcased their championship pedigree. Goalkeeper J Martinez (6) was solid, while defenders Bisseck (6), Akanji (6.5), and Bastoni (6) kept Lazio at bay. The midfield engine room—Barella (6.5), Zielinski (6), and Sucic (6)—controlled the tempo, but it was the wing-backs who stole the show. Dumfries (7) and Dimarco (7) were relentless, with Dumfries providing the assist for Martinez’s goal. Up front, Thuram (6.5) worked tirelessly, while captain Lautaro Martinez (7) delivered a clinical performance, scoring the second goal to put the game beyond doubt. Coach Chivu (7) deserves credit for orchestrating a tactical masterclass, ensuring Inter’s dominance from the first whistle.

For Lazio fans, this was a bitter pill to swallow—a trophy that slipped away due to individual errors and a lack of cutting edge. But for Inter, it was a statement of intent: a double-winning season that cements their status as Italy’s top side. Whether you’re celebrating Inter’s triumph or analyzing Lazio’s struggles, one thing is clear—this was a final defined by passion, pressure, and the fine margins that make football unforgettable.