Arsenal Shock Inter at San Siro as Jesus Leads Historic Champions League Win
The San Siro fell quiet as Arsenal delivered a statement that echoed across Europe, a 3–1 win over Inter Milan that was not just about three goals, but about belief, resilience and a warning to the rest of the Champions League.
Inter struck first with confidence in their own stadium and for a moment it looked like another long European night for the visitors. But Arsenal did not panic. They did not retreat. Instead, they responded with control and courage, led by a familiar name making an emotional return to the biggest stage.
Gabriel Jesus, back in the starting lineup after a long and painful injury absence, changed the tone of the match almost immediately. His movement was sharp, his timing instinctive and his hunger unmistakable. Twice in the first half, he found space where defenders hesitated and twice he punished Inter with finishes that spoke of a striker fully reconnected with his game. This was not just a comeback performance. It was a reminder.
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Inter did manage to pull themselves level briefly and that moment mattered. It tested Arsenal’s composure in one of the most demanding stadiums in world football. What followed showed how far this team has come. The passing stayed crisp. The shape stayed disciplined. And the confidence never faded.
As the second half wore on, Arsenal looked stronger, not weaker. The introduction of Viktor Gyökeres added fresh energy and his late goal did more than seal the scoreline. It underlined the depth in this squad and the growing trust within it. One striker starts, another finishes the job and the system keeps working.
This win carries real weight. Arsenal not only secured a top-two finish in the Champions League league phase, they also extended a perfect European run and made history with seven consecutive wins in continental competition. For a club still chasing its first Champions League trophy, nights like this matter. They change perceptions. Inside the dressing room and across Europe.
For Inter, this was a setback at home. For Arsenal, it was a declaration. They can win away. They can respond under pressure. And they can do it with players returning, not just players peaking.
The road ahead remains long and unforgiving, but this result sends a clear message. Arsenal are no longer just participants in Europe. They are contenders and they are learning how to win when it matters most.
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