Chivu seeks a fourth consecutive win after the Champions League knockout. Runjaic's Udinese faces the challenge with several injuries.
Inter returns to the field tonight, September 14th, at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium in San Siro for the fourth matchday of Serie A. Cristian Chivu's Nerazzurri, coming off their debut Champions League defeat against Real Madrid, host Udinese at 8:45 PM. The goal is to maintain a perfect record in the league after three wins in the first three matchdays.
Udinese, considered a tough opponent, arrives in Milan with several injury problems. Coach Kosta Runjaic has confirmed the absence of Zanoli and Zaniolo, while Chakvetadze is ready to play after recovering from his injury. Runjaic emphasized the need for an excellent performance against what he calls "the best team in Serie A." The match will be broadcast live on Dazn and Sky.
Serie A is the top Italian football championship, taking place every year between August and May. Inter, one of Italy's most decorated teams, started this season with a new coach, Romanian Cristian Chivu, who inherited an already solid squad and revived its playing principles by adding energy. The Milanese team strengthened during the summer transfer window.
Tonight's match comes after a mixed start to the season for Inter: perfect in the league with three wins, but with a defeat in the first match of the UEFA Champions League, the main European club competition. Udinese, a team from Udine in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, is traditionally a tricky opponent, often capable of pulling off surprise results against the big clubs. The Friulian team approaches this match with a squad limited by several injuries, a situation that coach Runjaic described as challenging but not an excuse.
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