2014 Europa League results overnight Dnipro vs Inter Milan match ended 2-1 thanks to goals from Zdravko Kuzmanovic and Pablo Osvaldo. The hosts were penalized and perform 10 players following a red card Andrea Ranocchia still successful victory in the match Inter vs Dnipro. The results of the Europa League this ensures the Nerazzurri go into the last 32.
Internazionale first victory under the command of Roberto Mancini produced through the bloody struggle. Inter host status made silent when on 16 minutes Ruslan Rotan breaking goalkeeper Samir Handanovic. Starting from a strong kick that hit the crossbar Konoplyanka, Rattan presents a nightmare for Inter with reboudnya.
Nerazzurri continue keteteran face Ukrainian representatives. In fact they should be punished penalty in the 26th minute Fredy Guarin Cheberyachko dropped in the box. Miraculously, Handanovic be lifesaving Inter. He successfully anticipate Yehven kick Konoplyanka are too easy.
This incident aroused strong mental Inter. Hose four minutes, Zdravko Kuzmanovic be equalized. Inter get a free kick performed by Hernanes, occurred hubbub, before Guarin handed the ball to fellow midfielder.
Inter Milan are still haunted by nightmares when Yuyo Nagatomo pulled out due to injury. Dnipro also continues to generate opportunities. Yet no sefatal red card given to Andrea Ranocchia referee right walk a minute into the second half. Precisely with 10 men, Inter have scored a victory.
Feed Hernanes greeted by Pablo Osvaldo in minute 50. Winning, Roberto Mancini is willing to play a holding pattern. Dnipro seemed to control the situation, but as the minutes passed, the frustration appears in their camp. Efforts to change the patterns with two attackers also had no effect.
Seleznyov the referee canceled a goal to change a team's fortunes so misfortune. Inter secures first win in the era of Roberto Mancini, and qualify for the last 32 in a way that was not expected.
Goal: Zdravko Kuzmanovic '30, Pablo Osvaldo '50 / '16 Ruslan Rotan
Inter (4-3-1-2): Handanovic; Nagatomo (Campagnaro '37), Ranocchia, Juan Jesus, Dodo; Guarín, Kuzmanovic, Medel; Hernanes (J. Obi '61); Osvaldo, Icardi (Andreolli '55)
Dnipro (4-2-3-1): Boyko; Fedetskiy (Matheus '70), Douglas, Mazuch, Vlad; Kravchenko (Bruno Gama '73), Cheberyachko; Luchkevych, Rattan, Konoplyanka; Kalinic.
