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Inter vs. Paris Saint-Germain: Score and Reaction from 2016 ICC
- Updated: July 24, 2016
Paris Saint-Germain comfortably downed Inter Milan 3-1 in the 2016 International Champions Cup at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon, on Sunday afternoon.
Right-back Serge Aurier opened the scoring for the Ligue 1 champions early on in the contest from close range before Stevan Jovetic pulled a goal back from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time.
The French outfit then created a cushion in the second period after a direct free-kick 25 yards out from left-back Layvin Kurzawa before Aurier wrapped up the win with his second goal of the game in the dying moments.
PSG head coach Unai Emery chose to select a weakened starting lineup for his side’s opening match in the ICC. The former Sevilla boss named just four recognised first-team players, including captain Thiago Silva, Lucas Moura, Aurier and summer signing Hatem Ben Arfa.
In comparison, Inter manager Roberto Mancini named a strong starting XI for the friendly, with Rodrigo Palacio and Jovetic leading the line for the Nerazzurri.
The International Champions Cup provided footage of kick-off from inside the largely empty stadium in the Pacific Northwest on its official Twitter account:
We have kickoff in Eugene! @Inter_en vs @PSG_inside. #ICC2016 pic.twitter.com/MIl1bYsQ2Q
— Int Champions Cup (@IntChampionsCup) July 24, 2016
It didn’t take long for the first goalmouth action, and with 14 minutes on the clock, the Parisians made the …
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