1987–88 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1987–88 season

Chairman

Ernesto Pellegrini

Manager

5th

Group Phase

Last 16

Top goalscorer

Alessandro Altobelli (9)

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F.C. Internazionale Milano finished in the top five, only a year before clinching its first league title for decades. The last season before German internationals Andreas Brehme and Lothar Matthäus arrived at the club, was marked by club legend Alessandro Altobelli's last season in the club.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Inter-Pescara 0-2
0-1 Romano Galvani (40)
0-2 Blaž Slišković (57 pen)

Como-Inter 1-2
0-1 Daniel Passarella (63)
1-1 Massimo Albiero (78 pen)
1-2 Alessandro Altobelli (83)

Inter-Empoli 2-0
1-0 Aldo Serena (72)
2-0 Alessandro Altobelli (86)

Torino-Inter 1-1
1-0 Giacomo Ferri (55)
1-1 Gianfranco Matteoli (62)

Inter-Verona 1-1
0-1 Preben Elkjær (62)
1-1 Enzo Scifo (83)

Inter-Juventus 2-1
1-0 Aldo Serena (9)
1-1 Luigi De Agostini (51)
2-1 Aldo Serena (73)

Pisa-Inter 2-1
1-0 Daniele Bernazzani (7)
2-0 Dunga (60)
2-1 Andrea Mandorlini (64)

Inter-Ascoli 2-2
1-0 Daniel Passarella (16)
1-1 Giuseppe Carillo (28)
2-1 Aldo Serena (37)
2-2 Antonio Dell'Oglio (38)

Roma-Inter 3-2
0-1 Pietro Fanna (13)
1-1 Lionello Manfredonia (15)
2-1 Giuseppe Giannini (19)
3-1 Stefano Desideri (84)
3-2 Alessandro Altobelli (89 pen)

Inter-Napoli 1-1
0-1 Careca (20)
1-1 Fernando De Napoli (59 og)

Fiorentina-Inter 1-2
1-0 Nicola Berti (6)
1-1 Daniel Passarella (36 pen)
1-2 Massimo Ciocci (84)

Inter-Milan 0-1
0-1 Riccardo Ferri (4 og)

Sampdoria-Inter 1-1
0-1 Riccardo Ferri (8)
1-1 Roberto Mancini (58)

Avellino-Inter 1-3
0-1 Daniel Passarella (27 pen)
0-2 Alessandro Altobelli (36)
1-2 Walter Schachner (45 pen)
1-3 Giuseppe Baresi (88)

Pescara-Inter 1-1
1-0 Blaž Slišković (34)
1-1 Daniel Passarella (39)

Inter-Como 1-0
1-0 Aldo Serena (59)

Empoli-Inter 1-1
0-1 Enzo Scifo (9)
1-1 Settimio Lucci (71)

Inter-Torino 0-1
0-1 Roberto Cravero (12 pen)

Verona-Inter 1-1
0-1 Enzo Scifo (76)
1-1 Silvano Fontolan (81)

Juventus-Inter 1-0
1-0 Marino Magrin (69 pen)

Inter-Pisa 2-1
1-0 Alessandro Altobelli (11)
1-1 Claudio Sclosa (87 pen)
2-1 Aldo Docetti (89 og)

Ascoli-Inter 2-1
1-0 Giuseppe Carillo (5)
2-0 Lorenzo Scarafoni (15)
2-1 Riccardo Ferri (44)

Inter-Roma 4-2
1-0 Alessandro Altobelli (13 pen)
2-0 Giuseppe Bergomi (17)
3-0 Massimo Ciocci (30)
3-1 Giuseppe Giannini (38 pen)
3-2 Giuseppe Bergomi (45 og)
4-2 Massimo Ciocci (68)

Napoli-Inter 1-0
1-0 Diego Maradona (21)

Inter-Fiorentina 3-0
1-0 Giuseppe Minaudo (47)
2-0 Adriano Piraccini (84)
3-0 Massimo Ciocci (87)

Milan-Inter 2-0
1-0 Ruud Gullit (43)
2-0 Pietro Paolo Virdis (53)

Inter-Sampdoria 3-1
1-0 Andrea Mandorlini (32)
2-0 Enzo Scifo (60)
3-0 Alessandro Altobelli (79)
3-1 Moreno Mannini (85)

Cesena-Inter 2-2
0-1 Alessandro Altobelli (42 pen)
0-2 Aldo Serena (60)
1-2 Roberto Bordin (73)
2-2 Giuseppe Lorenzo (76)

Inter-Avellino 1-1
1-0 Giuseppe Minaudo (4)
1-1 Francesco Gazzaneo (33)

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1987/88

Football Club Internazionale Milano

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Training ground	Appiano Gentile

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Rivalries	Derby d'Italia Milan Derby

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