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06-07-1930 Giuseppe Meazza is top scorer in the 1929/30 Italian championship with 31 goals. 06-07-1947 Inter beat Sampdoria 5-1 in Genoa but finish the season with just 36 points, 13 victories and just 59 goals (all negative records for the club in the 20-team championship). BORN TODAYDatePlayerPlace of birth
06-07-1935 Mario Barluzzi Vittorio Veneto (TV) 06-07-1906 Juan Salvador Rizzo Buenos Aires 06-07-1892 Arnaldo Woelkel Wenifelden FIRST MATCH FOR INTERDatePlayerMatch
06-07-1930 Carmelo Buonocore Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1928 Mario Fontana Alessandria-Inter 6-3 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Stefano Gallio Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Luigi Pedrazzini Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Luigi Rizzi Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) LAST MATCH FOR INTERDatePlayerMatch
06-07-1928 Emilio Agradi Alessandria-Inter 6-3 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Luigi Ciminaghi Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1947 Severo Cominelli Sampdoria-Inter 1-5 (Campionato) 06-07-1928 Mario Fontana Alessandria-Inter 6-3 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Stefano Gallio Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Giovanni Gasparini Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1947 Andrea Milani Inter-Sampdoria 5-1 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Luigi Pedrazzini Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato) 06-07-1930 Pietro Povero Modena-Ambrosiana 2-0 (Campionato)
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07-07-1946 Defender Camillo Girotti, a member of the team that won Inter's first Coppa Italia, plays the last of his 48 matches in black and blue. BORN TODAYDatePlayerPlace of birth
07-07-1946 Claudio Merlo Roma 07-07-1934 Roberto Passarin Novara LAST MATCH FOR INTERDatePlayerMatch
07-07-1946 Luigi Frigerio Napoli-Inter 0-0 (Campionato) 07-07-1946 Camillo Girotti Napoli-Inter 0-0 (Campionato)
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08-07-1990 Inter players Andreas Brehme, Lothar Matthaeus and Jurgen Klinsmann win the World Cup with Germany. Brehme scores from the penalty spot with five minutes remaining to seal a 1-0 victory over Argentina 1-0 in the final of Italia '90. 08-07-2004 BORN TODAYDatePlayerPlace of birth
08-07-1974 Simone Veronese Milano 08-07-1980 Robbie Keane Dublino
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09-07-1939 Mario Da Pozzo Legnago (VR) 09-07-1901 Pietro Giuriati Voghera (PV) 09-07-1940 Da Costa Jair Osasco di San Paolo FIRST MATCH FOR INTERDatePlayerMatch
09-07-1922 Osvaldo Aliatis Inter-Libertas FI 3-0 (Campionato)
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10-07-2006 Marco Materazzi and Fabio Grosso win the 2006 World Cup with Italy. Both players play a key role as the Azzurri record a famous semi-final win over tournament hosts Germany before beating France on penalties in the final. BORN TODAYDatePlayerPlace of birth
10-07-1941 Giorgio Della Giovanna Milano 10-07-1930 Giorgio Ghezzi Cesenatico (FO) 10-07-1942 Franco Masetto Sesto S.Giovanni (MI) 10-07-1911 Bruno Vale Torrenuova Bertezza - Fiume 10-07-1974 Daniele Adani Correggio 10-07-1986 Ilario Aloe Varese
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12-07-1998 Nerazzurri midfielder Youri Djorkaeff wins the World Cup with France. 12-07-2009 For the first time in their history, Inter fly to the United States for pre-season training. The Nerazzurri hold two training camps at the University of Los Angeles, California, and Harvard University. They play friendly matches against Mexican side Club America, English outfit Chelsea and city rivals AC Milan in the 2009 World Football Challenge. BORN TODAYDatePlayerPlace of birth
12-07-1895 Emilio Agradi Bologna 12-07-1914 Renato Olmi Trezzo d’Adda (BG) 12-07-1973 Christian Vieri Bologna 12-07-1988 Attila Filkor Budapest (Ung) FIRST MATCH FOR INTERDate
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13-07-1921 Carlo Zoppellari Lendinara (RO)
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14-07-1925 Elmo Bovio Buenos Aires 14-07-1914 Angelo Caimo San Pietro Mosezzo (NO) 14-07-1932 Guido Vincenzi Quistello (MN)
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15-07-1930 The club plays its first competitive match in an international competition, the European Central Cup, in Budapest. Ambrosiana beat Ujpest 4-2 and Inter's first scorer is Antonio Blasevich, an Italo-slav. 15-07-1999 Massimo Moratti is reacclaimed president during the Assembly of Inter shareholders. He had resigned on 6 May. BORN TODAYDatePlayerPlace of birth
15-07-1899 Francesco Casartelli Como 15-07-1898 Carlo Davies Milano 15-07-1905 Lino Ricciuti Lanciano (CH)
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16-07-1923 Giuseppe Madini Milano 16-07-1974 Massimo Marazzina Pandino (CR) 16-07-1914 Franco Ponzinibio Buenos Aires 16-07-1939 Lido Vieri Piombino (LI) FIRST MATCH FOR INTERDatePlayerMatch
16-07-1933 Renato De Manzano Sparta Praga (Cek)-Ambrosiana 2-2 (Coppa Europa Centrale) LAST MATCH FOR INTERDatePlayerMatch
16-07-1922 Angelo Boselli Libertas FI-Inter 1-1 (Campionato) 16-07-1922 Antonio Da Sacco Libertas FI-Inter 1-1 (Campionato) 16-07-1922 Emilio Moretti Libertas FI-Inter 1-1 (Campionato)