1963–64 Inter Milan season

Having won Italian title in previous season Inter could play in European Cup, came to his ninth edition. Herrera's side started his path in first round, knocking Everton out with a 1–0 aggregate. Before the end of 1963, they also beat Monaco on a 4–1 total. Meanwhile, domestic league shown a struggle against Bologna despite Inter had to postpone several matches:^[2] "Nerazzurri" ended the first half in second placement.^[2] As 1964 came, Partizan and Borussia Dortmund was both knocked out of cup resulting that Inter reached final match at first presence.

In latest days of May, season expired with the European winning (3–1 over Real Madrid, with two goals scored from Mazzola) and the ex-aequo arrival in league: en fact, Inter and Bologna had earned 54 points both.^[2] This made useful, for first and last time in Italian championship history, a title play-off that was played in Rome 7 days after league's end.^[2] Inter was beaten 2–0, failing to retain title and resulting second overall.^[2]

Squad

Squad at the end of the season

Matches

Serie A

Main article: 1963–64 Serie A

Matchday no.	Date	Location	Match	Result	Notes
1	15 September 1963	Milan	Inter-Modena	2–1
2	22 September 1963	Vicenza	Vicenza-Inter	1–0
3	13 November 1963	Milan	Inter-Torino	3–1	Matchday 3 was played on September 25.
4	29 September 1963	Milan	Inter-Mantova	2–0
5	6 October 1963	Ferrara	SPAL-Inter	0–1
6	20 October 1963	Milan	Inter-Sampdoria	1–0
7	23 October 1963	Bari	Bari-Inter	1–1
8	27 October 1963	Rome	Roma-Inter	0–1
9	19 January 1964	Milan	Inter-Milan	0–2	Matchday 9 was scheduled for November 3, but postponed.
10	17 November 1963	Milan	Inter-Bologna	0–0
11	24 November 1963	Messina	Messina-Inter	0–1
12	1 December 1963	Catania	Catania-Inter	1–2
13	8 December 1963	Milan	Inter-Fiorentina	1–1
14	22 December 1963	Turin	Juventus-Inter	4–1
15	8 January 1964	Milan	Inter-Lazio	1–0	Match scheduled for 29 December, but postponed due to fog.
16	29 January 1964	Milan	Inter-Genoa	1–0	Match suspended on 5 January after 60 minutes, due to fog.
17	12 January 1964	Bergamo	Atalanta-Inter	1–3
18	12 February 1964	Modena	Modena-Inter	0–1	Match scheduled for 26 January, but postponed due to fog.
19	2 February 1964	Milan	Inter-Vicenza	0–0
20	9 February 1964	Turin	Torino-Inter	0–2
21	16 February 1964	Mantua	Mantova-Inter	2–2
22	23 February 1964	Milan	Inter-SPAL	0–0
23	1 March 1964	Genoa	Sampdoria-Inter	1–5
24	8 March 1964	Milan	Inter-Bari	3–0
25	15 March 1964	Milan	Inter-Roma	1–0
26	22 March 1964	Milan	Milan-Inter	1–1
27	29 March 1964	Bologna	Bologna-Inter	1–2
28	5 April 1964	Milan	Inter-Messina	4–0
29	19 April 1964	Milan	Inter-Catania	4–1
30	25 April 1964	Florence	Fiorentina-Inter	1–3
31	3 May 1964	Milan	Inter-Juventus	1–0
32	17 May 1964	Rome	Lazio-Inter	0–0
33	23 May 1964	Genoa	Genoa-Inter	0–2
34	31 May 1964	Milan	Inter-Atalanta	2–1
Title play-off	7 June 1964	Rome	Bologna-Inter	2–0	Both teams had earned 54 points: due to this defeat, Inter was placed second.

European Cup

Main article: 1963–64 European Cup

References

↑ Due to Championship tie-breaker, played in Rome on 7 June 1964, that Inter lost 2–0 to Bologna.
1 2 3 4 5 1963–64 Italian Championship on Rsssf.com

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