Head-to-Head: Feyenoord vs Inter

Feyenoord and Inter carry a clear European contrast into their head-to-head: Inter won both legs of the 2025 Champions League round of 16, yet each match remained defined by a manageable margin. Inter won 2-0 in Rotterdam on 5 March and 2-1 in Milan on 11 March. Those results give Inter the stronger platform, while Feyenoord’s task is to turn competitive passages into a result that changes the balance.

Upcoming matches, Feyenoord vs Inter

3 November 2026 - 20:00 Group Stage

Feyenoord

VS

Inter

Past matches, Feyenoord vs Inter

11 March 2025 Round of 16

Inter

2 - 1

Feyenoord

Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
5 March 2025 Round of 16

Feyenoord

0 - 2

Inter

Stadion Feijenoord

Match center

Inter

2 - 1

11 March 2025

Feyenoord

Starting eleven

Substitutes Inter

95
D
21
M
8
F
58
D
52
M
10
F
50
D
23
M
13
G
12
G

Feyenoord Substitutes

D
18
F
19
D
20
F
49
G
64
D
48
M
68
D
15
G
21
M
25
D
43

Match events

45'

90'

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⇄

8'
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M. Thuram Normal Goal (Asst: Carlos Augusto)
40'

Jakub Moder Penalty confirmed
42'
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J. Moder Penalty
45' +1

Gijs Smal Yellow Card
51'
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H. Çalhanoğlu Penalty
61'

A. Bastoni Carlos Augusto
61'

K. Asllani H. Çalhanoğlu
62'

Kristjan Asllani Yellow Card
63'

G. Trauner A. Sliti
63'

J. Carranza A. Ueda
68'

Marcus Thuram Penalty cancelled
69'

Marcus Thuram Yellow Card
71'

M. Arnautović M. Thuram
75'

J. Mitchell G. Read
75'

Z. Redmond L. Ivanušec
84'

M. Cocchi F. Acerbi
84'

T. Berenbruch D. Frattesi

Stats for this game

Matchup Feyenoord VS Inter

Inter set the direction

The 2025 round-of-16 tie gives this pairing its clearest shape. Inter won 2-0 at Stadion Feijenoord on 5 March, taking a meaningful advantage from Feyenoord’s home ground. The result placed Inter in control of the tie without requiring an extreme scoreline, and it gave Feyenoord a demanding task before the return in Milan.

A second narrow step

Inter completed the tie with a 2-1 home victory at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 11 March. Feyenoord therefore faced a setback in Rotterdam and another one-goal defeat in Italy, while Inter demonstrated the ability to protect an advantage in both settings. The direct balance favours Inter, but the margins leave room for a different European contest if Feyenoord can turn a close game into a result. Future European meetings across changing settings will continue to test whether Inter’s authority travels as well as it did through that knockout exchange.