Inter Milan defeated Lazio 2–0 on Wednesday to win the 2025–26 Coppa Italia [1].
The victory marks a significant milestone for the club as it secures a domestic double. By winning both the Serie A title and the national cup in a single season, Inter establishes a dominant hold over Italian football for the current campaign [1, 2].
The final took place on May 13, 2026 [1] at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome [1, 2]. Inter controlled the match to secure their 10th Coppa Italia title [1, 3].
Lautaro Martínez scored the match's only non-own goal to help lead the attack [1]. The second goal resulted from an own goal by Lazio's Adam Marušić [1]. The 2–0 result ensured the trophy returned to Milan after a decisive performance in the capital [1].
This victory caps a season of high consistency for the squad. The club managed to maintain its form across multiple competitions to clinch the double, a feat that requires precision and depth throughout the roster [1].
Lazio, playing in their home city, was unable to break through the Inter defense. The defeat leaves the Rome-based club without silverware for the season while Inter celebrates a historic 10th cup win [1, 2].
“Inter Milan defeated Lazio 2–0 on Wednesday to win the 2025–26 Coppa Italia”
The achievement of a domestic double reinforces Inter Milan's current status as the premier power in Italy. Winning 10 Coppa Italia titles places the club in an elite bracket of historical success, signaling a period of tactical and structural superiority over rivals like Lazio and other Serie A contenders.
