Marko Arnautovic’s goal gives Inter a slender lead against Diego Simeone’s side in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League last-16 tie. Recap all the best facts and numbers from the game with our Inter Milan vs Atlético Madrid stats page.

Inter Milan 1-0 Atlético Madrid Post-Match Opta Facts

  • Inter Milan have won seven of their last nine UEFA Champions League games on home soil (D2), as many victories as they picked up in their previous 21 (D5 L9).
  • Atlético Madrid have lost each of their last two knockout clashes with Italian sides in European competition, also losing to Juventus in March 2019 in the Champions League (3-0), after winning each of the five before that.
  • Inter are the first Serie A side to win each of their first nine games of a calendar year in all competitions since Juventus in 2016 (10).
  • Atlético Madrid failed to direct a single shot on target in a Champions League game for the first time since their quarter-final first leg clash with Manchester City in April 2022.
  • Internazionale mustered 19 shots in the game, their biggest haul in a Champions League knockout match since April 2011, against Schalke (also 19).
  • Inter sub, Marko Arnautovic, scored his fourth Champions League goal overall and just his second at home, since netting for Werder Bremen in Germany in December 2010 against the Nerazzurri themselves.
  • At 35 years and 39 days, Belgian veteran, Axel Witsel, became the oldest player to start a Champions League knockout match for Atlético Madrid.
  • Antoine Griezmann made his 92nd Champions League appearance, drawing level with Raphael Varane, with only four French players managing more (Benzema 152, Henry 112, Evra 108, Makelele 96).

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Inter Milan 1-0 Atlético Madrid Stats Centre

Our Opta match centre delivers you all of the Inter Milan vs Atlético Madrid stats from Tuesday’s Champions League last-16 first leg at San Siro.

The match centre below includes team and player stats, expected goals data, passing networks, an Opta chalkboard and more. It gives you everything you need to do your own post-match analysis of the game.

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