Nicolò Tresoldi scored three goals as Club Brugge beat Inter 3–4 at San Siro on October 13, 2026, in the Champions League league phase. He did not score all four Brugge goals: Romeo Vermant added their fourth in the 87 th minute. Inter’s official match centre confirms the completed result.
For Indian readers checking the overnight match on October 14, the final 4–3 win differs from the 3–1 lead when Tresoldi completed his hat-trick. BBC’s finished report and Inter’s match log show why the remaining exchanges still mattered.
Three goals across both halves
Tresoldi opened the scoring with a 30 th-minute penalty, and Lautaro Martínez equalised in the 44 th. The sides were 1–1 at half-time. The official log therefore places the first goal before the interval, rather than three Tresoldi goals within one uninterrupted half.
His next goals came in the 63 rd and 74 th minutes. Inter’s commentary describes an empty-net finish after the goalkeeper came off his line, then a finish from a rebound. Those recorded sequences explain the two goals without establishing a wider private cause for the goalkeeper’s performance.
The late exchanges changed the margin
Martínez made it 3–2 in the 81 st minute; Vermant restored a two-goal Brugge advantage at 4–2 in the 87 th. Ange-Yoan Bonny then scored in added time for 4–3. Brugge’s four goals minus Inter’s three give the final one-goal margin, not a comfortable two-goal finish.
Inter’s site labels the second-half goals 18, 29, 36, 42 and 48. Add 45 to translate the half clock:18 becomes 63, 29 becomes 74, 36 becomes 81 and 42 becomes 87. Its 48 means the 93 rd overall minute, conventionally 90+3. BBC’s absolute-minute list matches that reading.
Read the official clock and the completed result
To check the sequence, read FINAL SCORE and the half labels together in Inter’s match centre, then compare the named scorers. This prevents a second-half 18 from being mistaken for a first-half goal, or the 3–1 hat-trick moment from being mistaken for full time.
The result establishes Tresoldi’s three goals and Brugge’s win in this match. It does not confirm a transfer, a future national-team choice or a tournament-wide award. Follow later official statements separately from the completed match record and any fan interpretation of his career.
Inter’s completed match centre and BBC’s final report were read directly. Second-half minute labels were converted and compared; transfers, national-team choice and Indian broadcast availability are not established by this match.
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