Martinez started the game on the bench and made his way into the game in the 55th minute. He proceeded to score his first goal seven minutes later and added three more by the 89th minute. By doing so, he became the first player to score four goals as a substitute in a single Seria A match.

Martinez was on a hot scoring streak even before the Salernitana game, scoring five times in the previous six Seria A matches. He now has 10 goals in eight matches in all competitions this season.

“I scored four goals but the important thing is that Inter won the game,” said Martinez after the game. “It was crucial for us. We lost a game at San Siro that I don’t think we deserved but we conceded two goals from our errors, so we had to win today.”

Inter won their opening five matches of the 2022-23 season in the domestic league before suffering a surprising 1-2 loss to Sassuolo on Wednesday. The most recent win allowed them to jump over their crosstown rivals Milan and return to the top of Seria A standings.

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The wave of suspension first hit the United States, with NBA, NHL, and MLS getting suspended on Wednesday. On Thursday, the trend was carried over to Europe, with English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Seria A, and French League 1 being on the list of the leagues that halted their activities. European competitions like UEFA Champions League and Europa League also won’t be played in the foreseeable future.

There is no clear indication when the activities of the leagues might resume, but it is expected that things will go back in normal once coronavirus pandemic gets under control. English Premier League, where Arsenal’s boss Mikel Arteta and Chelsea’s winger Callum Hudson-Odoi tested positive on coronavirus, announced that the suspension would last at least until April 3rd.

German Bundesliga, on the other hand, intended to continue with competitive matches at first. The league announced on Thursday that the matches would be played as scheduled, but without the audience. However, the decision was changed the next day, and this competition was also suspended.

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Martinez started the game on the bench and made his way into the game in the 55th minute. He proceeded to score his first goal seven minutes later and added three more by the 89th minute. By doing so, he became the first player to score four goals as a substitute in a single Seria A match.

Martinez was on a hot scoring streak even before the Salernitana game, scoring five times in the previous six Seria A matches. He now has 10 goals in eight matches in all competitions this season.

“I scored four goals but the important thing is that Inter won the game,” said Martinez after the game. “It was crucial for us. We lost a game at San Siro that I don’t think we deserved but we conceded two goals from our errors, so we had to win today.”

Inter won their opening five matches of the 2022-23 season in the domestic league before suffering a surprising 1-2 loss to Sassuolo on Wednesday. The most recent win allowed them to jump over their crosstown rivals Milan and return to the top of Seria A standings.

The post Inter’s Lautaro Martinez Scores 4 Goals as a Substitute, Makes Seria A History appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

The wave of suspension first hit the United States, with NBA, NHL, and MLS getting suspended on Wednesday. On Thursday, the trend was carried over to Europe, with English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Seria A, and French League 1 being on the list of the leagues that halted their activities. European competitions like UEFA Champions League and Europa League also won’t be played in the foreseeable future.

There is no clear indication when the activities of the leagues might resume, but it is expected that things will go back in normal once coronavirus pandemic gets under control. English Premier League, where Arsenal’s boss Mikel Arteta and Chelsea’s winger Callum Hudson-Odoi tested positive on coronavirus, announced that the suspension would last at least until April 3rd.

German Bundesliga, on the other hand, intended to continue with competitive matches at first. The league announced on Thursday that the matches would be played as scheduled, but without the audience. However, the decision was changed the next day, and this competition was also suspended.

The post Premier League and Champions League among Suspended Soccer Competitions due to Coronavirus appeared first on yoursportspot.com.