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Eight months without scoring at San Siro. Lautaro Martinez has finally broken the bad spell. After 249 days without scoring in the lair of his Inter Milan, the Argentinian finally shook Giuseppe-Meazza’s nets this Sunday against Venezia (1-0). This incredible statistic comes in a context where the Argentinian is in very good form. Whether with the Nerazzurri or with his selection, the 27-year-old center forward has a string of goals.
Maintaining such a high statistical record without scoring a single goal at home also demonstrates the extent of the player’s level when his team travels. Despite everything, this goal in front of his audience in the championship, the first since February 28 against Atalanta, risks doing him a lot of good. Especially since it offers victory to the Interistas in a complicated match and allows them to come within one point of Napoli, leader of the Serie A standings.
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