Scudetto 1964-65

Inter's 1964-65 Scudetto: a non-consecutive title under Helenio Herrera.

Inter won the 1964-65 Scudetto, their second league title after the 1962-63 championship, though not consecutive as they finished second in 1963-64.

Quick Facts

Captain: Armando Picchi
Top scorer (league): Giacinto Facchetti

Lore & Background

The 1964-65 Scudetto was part of Inter's most successful period under Helenio Herrera, who won three Serie A titles, two European Cups, and two Intercontinental Cups during his tenure.

Reader's Guide

Inter's top scorer in the 1964-65 Serie A season was Sandro Mazzola with 17 goals, not Giacinto Facchetti.

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Elsewhere in Inter Milan

Interisti · Stadium & Culture Giacinto Facchetti · Club History Wesley Sneijder · Legendary Players Helenio Herrera · Legendary Players 1965 European Cup Semi-Final Second Leg vs Liverpool · Iconic Matches Superclásico · Great Rivalries

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