The Official Inter Podcast in English

Inter never do things the easy way, and this week promises to be another extraordinary chapter in the Nerazzurri story.

In this episode of The Official Inter Podcast in English, host Richard Hall (@RichHall80) reflects on Inter's dramatic 2-1 comeback victory against Fiorentina at San Siro, where Marcus Thuram and Piotr Zieliński turned despair into celebration with two stoppage-time goals.

Richard examines the character of Cristian Chivu's side, the importance of Thuram in Lautaro Martínez's absence, and whether Inter's remarkable resilience can become the foundation for another successful season.

Attention then turns to Wednesday's trip to Venezia, a potentially dangerous fixture sandwiched between the emotional Fiorentina victory and the biggest match in Milan.

And then comes the Derby della Madonnina.

Richard previews the clash with AC Milan, exploring the tactical battles, key players and enormous significance of a fixture that could shape the early Scudetto race.

Finally, we travel back to 28 October 1979 for a special historical feature. Drawing on contemporary Italian newspaper reports, Richard revisits the unforgettable afternoon when Evaristo Beccalossi scored twice against Milan in a famous 2-0 victory. A rain-soaked San Siro, two goals with his weaker foot and a performance forever written into Inter folklore.

From modern-day drama to the magic of the past, this is a celebration of everything that makes Inter extraordinary.

Hosted by Richard Hall | @RichHall80

Forza Inter. Sempre.

In this special pre-international break edition of the Official Inter Podcast in English, Richard Hall @RichHall80 looks back at an emotional and extraordinary weekend for the Nerazzurri.

We begin at the Stadio Olimpico with a full analysis of Roma 2-2 Inter, a game that seemed to contain two completely different Inter performances. After a difficult opening half left Cristian Chivu's side two goals behind, captain Lautaro Martínez inspired another remarkable comeback.

Richard looks beyond the result to examine Inter's recurring slow starts, problems with defensive balance and the influence of Hakan Çalhanoğlu, while asking whether repeatedly relying on comebacks is sustainable.

The heart of this episode, however, belongs to Sandro Mazzola.

Following the passing of one of the greatest figures in Inter's history, we celebrate the life and career of a man who became synonymous with the Nerazzurri. From growing up in the shadow of his legendary father Valentino and the tragedy of Superga to Helenio Herrera's Grande Inter, European Cup glory against Real Madrid, his partnership with Luis Suárez and the famous Mazzola-Rivera debate with Italy, this is our tribute to a true Inter icon.

Finally, we look ahead to the international break and the Inter players representing their countries, including the surprise Spain call-up for goalkeeper Josep Martínez.

Roma, the Azzurri and the international Nerazzurri – but above all, an episode dedicated to one of Inter's immortals.

Sandro Mazzola. Forza Inter

Ciao Sandro.

Inter never seem to do things the easy way – and perhaps we wouldn't want it any other way.

In this episode of the Official Inter Podcast in English, Richard Hall (@RichHall80) looks beyond the scoreline of an extraordinary 5-3 victory over Udinese at San Siro. For the second Serie A game in succession, the Nerazzurri found themselves 2-0 down – and for the second time, they came back to win.

But what does that tell us about Cristian Chivu's Inter?

Richard analyses a team becoming increasingly aggressive in possession, committing more players forward and looking to win the ball back immediately. There is risk, certainly, but there is also an Inter side creating chances at an incredible rate. We look at Nicolò Barella's influence, the growing importance of Francesco Pio Esposito, how his presence can release Marcus Thuram, and the attacking options now available to Chivu.

Attention then turns to the Stadio Olimpico, where Inter face Gian Piero Gasperini's unbeaten Roma. Two perfect Serie A records collide in what could be the first major tactical examination of Inter's domestic season. Where will the game be won, and can Inter's aggressive approach survive against a side capable of exploiting the spaces it leaves behind?

Finally, we travel back 25 years to September 2001 and the beginning of a very special Inter story: Adriano's first Nerazzurri goal against Venezia. A teenager, a pass from Clarence Seedorf and that left foot.

Before L'Imperatore, there was this.

Presented by Richard Hall. @RichHall80

Forza Inter. 🖤💙