2000–01 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

2000–01 season

President

Massimo Moratti

Head coach

Marcello Lippi
Marco Tardelli

Stadium

San Siro

Serie A

5th

Coppa Italia

Quarter-finals

UEFA Champions League

Third qualifying round

UEFA Cup

Round of 16

Top goalscorer

League:
Christian Vieri (18)
All:
Christian Vieri (19)

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

← 1999–2000

2001–02 →

F.C. Internazionale Milano aimed at winning its first Serie A title since 1989, but crashed down to earth with a bang already when losing out to Swedish champions Helsingborg in a Champions League qualifying fixture, which rendered Marcello Lippi losing his job. Marco Tardelli was hired as his replacement, but he could not repeat the results the club had achieved in the season before, despite one of its two star strikers Christian Vieri being fit for the whole season. Inter especially lacked solidness in the defence, and French goalkeeper Sébastien Frey and his compatriot Laurent Blanc took the blame, both being sold in the summer. Tardelli was not given a new contract, as Inter signed up Héctor Cúper from Valencia as their new coach, with several new players arriving.

First-team squad

Squad at end of season^[1]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Sébastien Frey
2	DF	Iván Córdoba
3	DF	Fabio Macellari
4	DF	Javier Zanetti (captain)
5	DF	Michele Serena
6	DF	Laurent Blanc
7	FW	Antonio Pacheco
8	MF	Vladimir Jugović
9	FW	Ronaldo
10	MF	Clarence Seedorf
11	FW	Marco Ferrante
12	GK	Marco Ballotta
13	DF	Dario Šimić
14	MF	Luigi Di Biagio
15	DF	Benoît Cauet
16	GK	Alex Cordaz
17	MF	Nicola Beati
18	FW	Cristian Brocchi
20	FW	Álvaro Recoba

No.	Position	Player
21	DF	Matteo Ferrari
22	GK	Marco Ballotta
23	MF	Stéphane Dalmat
24	DF	Vratislav Gresko
26	FW	Stéphane Biakolo
28	MF	Jodi Bertarelli
29	MF	Matteo Bogani
30	DF	Bruno Cirillo
31	MF	Francisco Javier Farinos
32	FW	Christian Vieri
33	DF	Davide Cattaneo
34	DF	Salvatore Ferraro
35	DF	Luca Perfetti
36	MF	Carlo Trezzi
37	DF	Anthar Yahia
38	DF	Roberto Gimelli
54	FW	Hakan Şükür
	DF	Stefano Lombardi
	MF	Julien Brellier

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
7	FW	Robbie Keane (to Leeds United)
11	MF	Andrea Pirlo (on loan to Brescia)
16	DF	Riccardo Fissore (to Lecce)
17	DF	Cyril Domoraud (on loan to Bastia)
18	FW	Iván Zamorano (to América)

No.	Position	Player
19	MF	Anselmo Robbiati (on loan to Perugia)
24	MF	Sixto Peralta (on loan to Torino)
25	MF	Vampeta (to Paris Saint-Germain)
27	FW	Corrado Colombo (to Torino)

Serie A

Games

1	Reggina	2–1	Inter
	Possanzini 45' Marazzina 50'		Recoba 10'

2	Inter	3–1	Napoli
	Di Biagio 10' Zamorano 38' Blanc 45'		Seedorf 60' (o.g.)

3	Udinese	3–0	Inter
	Fiore 28' (pen.) Muzzi 63' Iaquinta 90' (pen.)

4	Inter	2–0	Roma
	Şükür 18' Recoba 68'

5	Verona	2–2	Inter
	Bonazzoli 15' Italiano 43'		Farinós 26' Şükür 81'

6	Inter	0–1	Lecce
			Vugrinec 20'

7	Inter	2–1	Perugia
	Recoba 9' Vieri 77'		Materazzi 29'

8	Vicenza	0–0	Inter

9	Inter	2–2	Juventus
	Blanc 14' Di Biagio 66'		Trezeguet 7' Zidane 10'

10	Fiorentina	2–0	Inter
	Chiesa 49' Rui Costa 90'

11	Inter	0–0	Brescia

12	Atalanta	0–1	Inter
			Seedorf 63'

13	Milan	2–2	Inter
	Boban 65' Bierhoff 84'		Şükür 11' Di Biagio 72'

14	Inter	1–1	Parma
	Vieri 69'		Di Vaio 32'

15	Lazio	2–0	Inter
	Crespo 5' Salas 75'

16	Inter	1–0	Bari
	Vieri 39'

17	Bologna	0–3	Inter
			Vieri 26' Di Biagio 62' Jugović 63'

18	Inter	1–1	Reggina
	Vieri 40' (pen.)		Dionigi 22'

19	Napoli	1–0	Inter
	Matuzalém 54'

20	Inter	2–1	Udinese
	Blanc 18' Ferrante 89'		Sosa 15'

21	Roma	3–2	Inter
	Assunção 10' Montella 27, 87'		Vieri 8, 45'

22	Inter	2–0	Verona
	Vieri 45' (pen.) Şükür 70'

23	Lecce	1–2	Inter
	Piangerelli 47'		Recoba 28, 59'

24	Perugia	2–3	Inter
	Materazzi 44' Vryzas 90'		Vieri 21, 57, 66'

25	Inter	1–1	Vicenza
	Recoba 90'		Kallon 30'

26	Juventus	3–1	Inter
	Tacchinardi 50' F. Inzaghi 54' Del Piero 63'		Vieri 67' (pen.)

27	Inter	4–2	Fiorentina
	Vieri 11', 40' (pen.) Dalmat 44' Şükür 57'		Bressan 64' Chiesa 80'

28	Brescia	1–0	Inter
	R. Baggio 12' (pen.)

29	Inter	3–0	Atalanta
	Vieri 6, 9' Recoba 34'

30	Inter	0–6	Milan
			Comandini 3, 19' Giunti 53' Shevchenko 67, 81' Serginho 81'

31	Parma	3–1	Inter
	Júnior 14, 88' Di Vaio 73'		Vieri 89'

32	Inter	1–1	Lazio
	Dalmat 90'		Crespo 41'

33	Bari	1–2	Inter
	D. Andersson 44' (pen.)		Recoba 35' (pen.), 67'

34	Inter	2–1	Bologna
	Seedorf 35' Vieri 44'		Cipriani 79'

Top Scorers

References

↑ http://www.footballsquads.co.uk/italy/2000-2001/seriea/inter.htm

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