In addition to political and business celebrities, entertainment stars, and local fans, there are also countless fans from all over the world.

Some of them wanted to watch the world-famous Milan derby live, while others wanted to see the biggest names of the two teams perform live.

Lu Wenbin, Sneijder, Sato'o, Zanetti, Cesar, Ronaldinho, Ibrahimovic, Robinho, Inzaghi, Pirlo, Nesta, etc., are all world-famous stars.

Each of these superstars has a huge number of fans and a huge appeal all over the world. With so many superstars gathered in a derby, it is natural that more individual fans of the stars will flock to it.

Not only are the stands in the stadium full, but there are at least tens of thousands of fans outside the stadium who are not allowed to enter.

In terms of broadcasting the match, not only the Milan derby will be broadcast live in the home countries of these stars, but also in hundreds of countries around the world.

The Milan derby is expected to be watched by more than 500 million viewers worldwide, with China alone contributing tens of millions of viewers.

The number of Chinese or overseas Chinese waving the five-star red flag to cheer for Lu Wenbin at the scene also reached the scale of thousands of people.

More than 200 journalists from various countries and more than 50 photographers were on hand to cover the game in all aspects.

Absolutely the world's attention!

The formation of Inter Milan is 4132, starting goalkeeper Cesar, defenders Corvado, Lucio, Materazzi, Ziwu, defender Zanetti, forward Stankovic, Obi, forward Sneijder, center Eto'o, shadow forward Lu Wenbin.

AC Milan's formation is 4231, starting goalkeeper Abyano, defenders Abate, Nesta, Boateng, Zambrotta, double back Gattuso, Pirno, forward Seedorf, Flamini, forward Ronaldinho, striker Ibrahimovic.

Both sides are star-studded and dazzling.

However, Lu Wenbin, who is worth more than 100 million and has the world's No. 1 annual salary, is still the most threatening person in this game.

AC Milan's purpose in playing a double midfield is to limit Lu Wenbin, Gattuso is responsible for marking Lu Wenbin, and Pirlo is responsible for organizing the attack.

The Great War is on the verge of breaking out.

At 21 o'clock local time on the evening of November 15, with the whistle of Tagliavento, the referee from the central Italian city of Terni, the 12th round of the 2010/2011 Italian Serie A season Inter Milan hosted AC Milan The match officially started at the Meazza/San Siro stadium.

At the beginning of the game, Inter Milan, who were playing at home, had not yet attacked, and AC Milan, who lost 0-6 over two legs last season and were eager for revenge, took the lead in launching a furious attack.

The match went into a fierce confrontation from the first minute, giving fans on both sides and countless neutral spectators an adrenaline rush to watch.

In the third minute, Italian international Zambrotta, who is good at attacking and defending, dribbled the ball from the left side to provide an assist, broke through Cordoba and crossed underneath.

Seedorf grabbed the first header from about 8 yards from the back post of the penalty area, but it was just over the crossbar under Lucio's interference.

It was only a little bit higher, which startled the Inter fans, and the AC Milan fans couldn't help but sigh.

Some AC Milan fans who had already stood up to celebrate after seeing Seedorf grab the first nod on goal were disappointed with their heads in their hands.

Inter fans were thankful to have escaped, while AC Milan fans lamented missing the chance to get a dream opening three minutes into the game.

Cesar then sent a goalball through Zanetti's playmaking attack to Sneijder.

After a series of passes from Sneijder, Stankovic, Obi, Zanetti and Lu Wenbin, Sneijder's clever pass into the tight space of the no-no-go zone was met by Eto'o like a cheetah, and as long as he kicked the ball, it was a very dangerous no-go zone.

However, Nesta, who is known as the world's No. 1 central defender, stepped up.

Nesta spotted Eto'o's running and Sneijder's passing intentions as soon as he could, rushing over to make a decisive and ferocious tackle in the no-' zone before Eto'o touched the ball.

Samuel Eto'o couldn't close his feet and wanted to get a penalty for a foul on Nesta's penalty zone.

As a result, Samuel Eto'o didn't dodge, but hung on his toes on Nesta's leg in the tackle, and then fell dramatically into the box, rolling four or five times and almost off the line.

In the flash of light, except for a few people, most people actually didn't see whether Nesta tackled the ball first or brought down Eto'o first.

Anyway, everyone wants to influence the referee and get a penalty in their favor.

As a result, tens of thousands of Inter fans in the stands reflexively roared:

"Foul!"

"Red card!"

"Penalty!"

Not to be outdone, AC Milan fans applauded and shouted:

"Good shot!"

"Well shoveled!"

"Eto'o fakes!"

Lu Wenbin, Sneijder and others also rushed over to put pressure on the referee and take a penalty.

By this time, however, the ball had already fallen to Zambrotta.

Zambrotta didn't hesitate to kick the ball into Pirlo, who ran into space without the ball.

Referee Tagliavento ignored the shouts of Lu Wenbin, Sneijder and others, and drew with both hands while running towards Inter Milan's half, signaling the game to continue.

He saw it clearly that Nesta tackled the ball first, and Eto'o himself did not jump up to dodge, but deliberately touched Nesta before being brought down.

Nesta's tackle defended and it was a good shot.

Without the referee's whistle, the AC Milan players naturally did not bother with the protests of the Inter players.

When Pirlo got the ball, he saw a large gap in the backfield of Inter Milan, who had just pressed the attack, and Ibrahimovic had already begun to turn and sprint forward.

As a result, Pirlo did not hesitate to send the ball to Inter Milan's half without passing the attacking midfielder Ronaldinho.

At the moment of Pirlo's pass, Ibrahimovic and Materazzi, who turned back to defend, staggered past and successfully won the ball in an offside position on the wing and rushed towards Inter Milan's half.

However, Ibrahimovic himself is not a speed player, and with the ball, he is not fast with the ball.

Materazzi, on the other hand, had already turned and quickly sprinted back to the defence, chasing him after him and jamming the inside position to prevent Ibrahimovic from leaning into the middle.

Then, the two entangled' from the side to Inter's forbidden area to kill.

Just as the two were rushing into the no-go' zone, Materazzi saw an opportunity to suddenly stretch his foot from the side, trying to break the ball or poke it away.

As a result, Ibrahimovic took advantage of his height and long legs to touch the ball first, slid the ball out, and then tripped his entire body over Materazzi's outstretched foot. (Ask for a commuter pass)

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