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Diego Milito Enjoying Eighth Goal With Inter
The Argentinean scored his eight goal in Serie A for the Nerazzurri last night during the 3-1 away win against Bologna.
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Nov 22, 2009 4:54:10 AM
Inter attacker Diego Milito spoke about the goal he scored against Bologna on Saturday night in the 3-1 win of the 13th matchday.
Milito went on to say that this goal was one of the best ones he scored, mainly because it helped the Nerazzurri win three other precious points in the Italian top flight.
"It was an imortant goal, it's one of those I like best," commented the former Genoa player to Inter Channel.
"I'm also happy for [Esteban] Cambiasso because he scored a great goal, an important goal which allowed us o face the final part of the game with more tranquillity.
"We're happy because in Italian football it's never easy to win away from home and if we succeed with continuity, it means that the team is doing really well."
Inter increased their lead at the top of the standings up to eight points following this, ahead of the match between Juventus and Udinese later on this evening.
Glenn Debattista, Goal.com
Milito went on to say that this goal was one of the best ones he scored, mainly because it helped the Nerazzurri win three other precious points in the Italian top flight.
"It was an imortant goal, it's one of those I like best," commented the former Genoa player to Inter Channel.
"I'm also happy for [Esteban] Cambiasso because he scored a great goal, an important goal which allowed us o face the final part of the game with more tranquillity.
"We're happy because in Italian football it's never easy to win away from home and if we succeed with continuity, it means that the team is doing really well."
Inter increased their lead at the top of the standings up to eight points following this, ahead of the match between Juventus and Udinese later on this evening.
Glenn Debattista, Goal.com
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