Inter and Milan will define the first finalist of the UEFA Champions League this Tuesday, after the very good victory that the black and blue team will change in the first leg.
Lautaro Martínez, the starter, and Joaquín Correa are the only Argentines called up for this matchup in which Milan is bound to win by at least two goals difference.
Inter seeks to return to the Champions League final after their 2010 title, that game in which they defeated Bayern Munich with two goals from Diego Milito.
Listen to the report by Nicolás Ziccardi for Radio Perfil.
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