The Roma fixture keeps the receipts. Five meetings with Roma in these match records: a one-nil win away on the twentieth of October 2024; a one-nil defeat at home on the twenty-seventh of April 2025; another one-nil win away on the eighteenth of October 2025; five-two at home on the fifth of April 2026 in a match played at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza; and two-two away at the Stadio Olimpico on the nineteenth of September, five days ago. Three of those five finished one-nil to whichever side was playing away. The other two had eleven goals in them and no manners at all.
The same five fixtures sit in Roma's match records as well, with the same dates and the same scorelines. Both books agree, which deserves a nod — books like these do not always agree. When both sides of a fixture are archived, the dates and the scores match: three one-nils, a five-two and a two-two.
Run the history again in order, because the order is the story. The twentieth of October 2024, away: one-nil, and the goal went home with the visitors. The twenty-seventh of April 2025, at home: zero-one, the same score turned over. The eighteenth of October 2025, away again: one-nil again, same score, same side of the fixture taking it. Then the fifth of April 2026 and a match that had clearly been storing it up: five-two at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. Fourteen goals across the five Roma meetings in these records and eleven of them on the last two afternoons. The sequence is win, defeat, win, win, draw — and not one of them dull.
Against that backdrop, the table: second in Serie A, thirteen points from five matches, four wins and a draw, no defeats. Fifteen scored, eight conceded. Fifteen goals in five league games is three a game going forward and more than one and a half coming back. This is not a team that does nil-nil. The Roma ledger above makes the same point from the other direction, three times at one-nil and then twice at full volume.
Two scorelines in these records have reached five goals for Inter and both came in 2026: the five-two in April and the five-three in September. Everything else in the book is one-nil or two-two. There is almost nothing in between — this book runs from one-goal matches to the eight-goal one.
September's entries are two in the records and both worth a paragraph. The fourteenth: five-three at home to Udinese in a match played at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — the second time in these records a match has produced five goals for Inter. The nineteenth: the two-two at the Stadio Olimpico, five days after the five-three and with none of the goals rationed. Six rows are in the match records in total and they hold twenty-two goals, running from one-nil to five-three.
What the numbers make plain is the attack: three league goals a game and no defeat among the five matches. What the numbers leave to the match rows is where the goals came from — the older Roma meetings sit in no table, because tables only count seasons and the rows remember everything.
Unbeaten and second, with a Roma record that swings between one-nil and bedlam. Nobody in this fixture goes home early. Two September matches sit in the rows and twelve goals sit with them. The competition list names the Coppa Italia too; every row in this book is a Serie A match.
By the numbers — Serie A: 2nd · 5 played · 4-1-0 · 15-8 · 13 pts · form WWWWD (oldest → newest). All data from ScoreCrowd's match records, retrieved 24 September 2026.