Inter Milan secures a spot in the Coppa Italia final after a stunning comeback against Fabregas's team.

Inter Milan delivered one of the most remarkable reversals of the season, beating Como 3-2 to advance to the 2026 Coppa Italia final.

After a 0-0 draw in the first leg, Inter entered the return match with high determination, but things quickly became difficult. Como started confidently and unexpectedly took the lead through Martin Baturina's goal in the first half. Early in the second half, the visitors shocked again as Lucas Da Cunha doubled the advantage, putting Inter in an extremely unfavorable position.

In that context, the resilience of the Serie A leaders came to the fore. Hakan Çalhanoğlu became the hero by scoring two consecutive goals to bring Inter back into the match. The Turkish midfielder narrowed the deficit with a powerful long-range shot before heading in the equalizer in the 86th minute, reigniting hope for the home team at Giuseppe Meazza.

Not stopping there, Çalhanoğlu continued to make his mark with a decisive assist for Petar Sučić to score the winning 3-2 goal in the 89th minute. A magnificent turnaround, reminiscent of the 4-3 victory over the same Como in Serie A not long ago, demonstrates the fighting spirit of Inter under coach Cristian Chivu.

After the match, Marcus Thuram could not hide his excitement: "It was an incredible game. Winning two trophies would be fantastic after everything we've experienced. We gave everything for Inter, and that deserves to be for the fans." Although not scoring, the French striker played a crucial role in the gameplay, especially in linking up and pressuring the opponent's defense.

This victory sends Inter to the Coppa Italia final for the first time since their 2023 championship win. Their opponent will be the winner of the remaining semifinal between Atalanta and Lazio. The final is scheduled for May 13, where Inter faces a major opportunity to add another trophy to their collection.

Moreover, Nerazzurri are also leading Serie A and could clinch the title this week. If that happens, Chivu's team will come very close to a domestic double – an achievement they haven't accomplished since the historic 2009-2010 season under José Mourinho.