2003–04 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

2003–04 season

President

Massimo Moratti
Giacinto Facchetti

Head coach

Héctor Cúper
(until October 2003)
Alberto Zaccheroni
(from October 2003)

Stadium

San Siro

Serie A

4th

Coppa Italia

Semi-finals

UEFA Champions League

Group stage (3rd)

UEFA Cup

Quarter-finals

Top goalscorer

League:
Christian Vieri (13)
All:
Christian Vieri (17)

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

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Season

2003–04 season started with a lot of issues: despite the expensive and request signings, Inter got bad results in domestic league (two wins, three draws and a loss in derby) and Héctor Cúper was sacked. In order to replace him, Alberto Zaccheroni was appointed coach: eventually, Inter came to a bare goal of fourth place. His campaign in Champions League, however, resulted in a failure: it didn't manage to pass his group, after an historical win over Arsenal (0-3 in Highbury).

In January 2004, Massimo Moratti decided to leave his position of chairman: former footballer Giacinto Facchetti substited him, retaining the charge until his death (occurred on 4 September 2006).

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	Francesco Toldo
2	DF	Iván Córdoba
3	FW	Mohamed Kallon
4	DF	Javier Zanetti (captain)
5	MF	Emre Belözoglu
6	MF	Cristiano Zanetti
7	MF	Andy van der Meyde
8	MF	Sabri Lamouchi
9	FW	Julio Cruz
10	FW	Adriano
11	MF	Dejan Stanković
12	GK	Alberto Fontana
13	DF	Thomas Helveg
14	MF	Javier Farinós
15	DF	Daniele Adani
17	DF	Fabio Cannavaro

No.	Position	Player
18	MF	Kily González
19	MF	Giorgos Karagounis
20	FW	Álvaro Recoba
22	MF	Okan Buruk
23	DF	Marco Materazzi
24	DF	Carlos Gamarra
25	MF	Matías Almeyda
26	DF	Giovanni Pasquale
30	FW	Obafemi Martins
31	DF	Jérémie Bréchet
32	FW	Christian Vieri
34	DF	Devis Nossa
51	GK	Giacomo Bindi
71	GK	Alex Cordaz
71	GK	Simone Villanova
77	DF	Francesco Coco

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
9	MF	Hernán Crespo (to Chelsea)
11	MF	Luciano (on loan from Chievo)
16	DF	Gonzalo Sorondo (on loan to Standard Liège)
18	MF	Stéphane Dalmat (on loan to Tottenham Hotspur)
21	MF	Nicola Beati (on loan to Triestina)

No.	Position	Player
27	GK	Mathieu Moreau (on loan to Spezia)
27	DF	Alessandro Potenza (on loan to Parma)
28	MF	Mario Rebecchi (on loan to Genoa)
33	FW	Isah Eliakwu (on loan to Parma)
78	FW	Nicola Ventola (on loan to Siena)

Serie A

Games

1	Inter	2–0	Modena
	Vieri 86' Materazzi 90 + 1'

2	Siena	0–1	Inter
			Materazzi 29'

3	Inter	0–0	Sampdoria

4	Udinese	0–0	Inter

5	Inter	1–3	Milan
	Martins 79'		F. Inzaghi 39' Kaká 45' Shevchenko 77'

6	Brescia	2–2	Inter
	R. Baggio 21' Caracciolo 49'		Cruz 62' Vieri 87' (pen.)

7	Inter	0–0	Roma

8	Chievo	0–2	Inter
			Vieri 64' Recoba 67'

9	Inter	3–0	Ancona
	Cruz 26' Materazzi 50' Vieri 80'

10	Inter	6–0	Reggina
	Cannavaro 33' Martins 43' van der Meyde 49' Farinós 60' Cruz 66' Vieri 75'

11	Juventus	1–3	Inter
	Montero 90'		Cruz 12, 70' Martins 76'

12	Inter	2–1	Perugia
	Vieri 25, 80'		Tedesco 85'

13	Bologna	0–2	Inter
			Martins 30' Recoba 39'

14	Lazio	2–1	Inter
	Corradi 42' Zauri 82'		Vieri 30'

15	Inter	3–1	Lecce
	Cruz 50' Córdoba 60' Vieri 85'		Bovo 3'

16	Parma	1–0	Inter
	E. Filippini 41'

17	Inter	0–1	Empoli
			Rocchi 90'

18	Modena	1–1	Inter
	Makinwa 41'		Recoba 11'

19	Inter	4–0	Siena
	Recoba 22', 67' (pen.) Adriano 49, 78'

20	Sampdoria	2–2	Inter
	Cipriani 56' Doni 85' (pen.)		Vieri 31, 79'

21	Inter	1–2	Udinese
	Cruz 71'		Pinzi 51' Fava Passaro 66'

22	Milan	3–2	Inter
	Tomasson 56' Kaká 57' Seedorf 85'		Stanković 15' C. Zanetti 40'

23	Inter	1–3	Brescia
	Stanković 48'		Caracciolo 68' Del Nero 73' Helveg 76' (o.g.)

24	Roma	4–1	Inter
	Cassano 45' Mancini 63, 90 + 4' Totti 89' (pen.)		Vieri 73'

25	Inter	0–0	Chievo

26	Ancona	0–2	Inter
			Recoba 61' Adani 70'

27	Reggina	0–2	Inter
			Bonazzoli 42' (o.g.) Adriano 90 + 3'

28	Inter	3–2	Juventus
	Martins 6' Vieri 45' (pen.) Stanković 47'		Kily González 25' (o.g.) Di Vaio 90 + 3'

29	Perugia	2–3	Inter
	Di Francesco 50' Hübner 56'		Adriano 24, 86' Martins 88'

30	Inter	4–2	Bologna
	Recoba 32' Cannavaro 53' Stanković 55' Martins 70'		Bellucci 67, 76'

31	Inter	0–0	Lazio

32	Lecce	2–1	Inter
	Tonetto 47' Bovo 70'		Adriano 36' (pen.)

33	Inter	1–0	Parma
	Adriano 62'

34	Empoli	2–3	Inter
	Lucchini 18' Rocchi 83'		Adriano 45 + 1, 69' Recoba 65'

Top Scorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 2003/04

References

↑ http://www.footballsquads.co.uk/italy/2003-2004/seriea/inter.htm

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