Marotta and Inter aiming for 10th Coppa Italia triumph

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Marotta and Inter aiming for 10th Coppa Italia triumph

Marotta and Inter aiming for 10th Coppa Italia triumph

Inter President Beppe Marotta is hoping to celebrate the Double and the club’s 10th Coppa Italia victory as they face Lazio in tonight’s Final. ‘The squad is motivated.’It kicks off at the Sta...

Marotta and Inter aiming for 10th Coppa Italia triumph

Inter President Beppe Marotta is hoping to celebrate the Double and the club’s 10th Coppa Italia victory as they face Lazio in tonight’s Final. ‘The squad is motivated.’It kicks off at the Sta...

Inter Milan are on the brink of history. President Beppe Marotta has his sights set on a memorable Double as the Nerazzurri prepare to face Lazio in tonight's Coppa Italia Final—a victory that would secure the club's 10th title in the competition.

"When you play in a Final, it is always an exciting moment, where everyone feels their sacrifice pays off," Marotta told Sport Mediaset. "We believe in this competition, we hope to secure the 10th win that would metaphorically give us another star. That is what we hope, and the squad is motivated to the right degree."

The stage is set at the Stadio Olimpico, with kick-off scheduled for 20.00 UK time (21.00 CEST). The 79th edition of the Coppa Italia will be decided after 90 minutes, with extra time and penalties on the table if needed. For Inter, this is more than just silverware—it's a chance to cap off a sensational season that already includes the Serie A title, with a Scudetto parade through the streets of Milan planned for Sunday.

For Lazio, the stakes are equally high. A victory would not only salvage their season but also secure a spot in next season's Europa League. The Biancocelesti will be desperate to spoil Inter's party and write their own chapter in the club's history.

This is Inter's 16th Coppa Italia Final appearance, having won nine times and lost six. Their most recent triumph came in 2023, but a 10th victory carries extra significance. In Italian football, 10 Serie A titles earns a club a gold star on their jersey—and while the rules don't officially grant a silver star for Coppa Italia wins, Marotta admits the milestone would still "sparkle" metaphorically.

The last time Inter completed the Double of Serie A and Coppa Italia was under Jose Mourinho in the 2009-10 season, as part of that legendary Treble-winning campaign. Now, a new generation of Nerazzurri stars has the chance to etch their names alongside those icons.

With the squad motivated and a city ready to celebrate, tonight's Final promises to be a fitting climax to an unforgettable season. Will Inter claim their 10th Coppa Italia crown and set the stage for Sunday's parade? Or will Lazio rise to the occasion and rewrite their own destiny?

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