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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 176 entries checked · 151 flagged · 423 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 423 still open
Derby della Madonnina — The entry states the derby is 'annual,' but the Derby della Madonnina is played multiple times per season (typically twice in Serie A, plus possible cup matches), not annually.
Derby della Madonnina — The 'First Played' date is listed as 1908, but the first official competitive match was actually in 1909 (a 3-2 Inter win on January 10, 1909, in the Italian Championship). The 1908 date refers to a friendly, not the first official fixture.
Grande Inter Legacy — In the LORE section, it states Inter reached the 1964 European Cup Final by beating Borussia Dortmund in the semi-final and Partizan in the quarter-final. This is incorrect: in the 1963-64 European Cup, Inter beat Partizan in the semi-final and Borussia Dortmu
Grande Inter Legacy — In the DID YOU KNOW section, the same error is repeated: 'In the 1964 European Cup Final at Praterstadion, Vienna, Inter beat Borussia Dortmund in the semi-final and Partizan in the quarter-final to reach the final.' The correct order is quarter-final vs. Boru
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — The entry states the stadium was inaugurated on 19 September 1926 with Inter defeating Milan 6–3, but the actual match was Milan vs Inter, and the score was 6–3 to Inter, but the match was a friendly and the attendance was around 35,000, which is correct; howe
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section says the spiralling ramps were built as part of the second extension between 1948 and 1955, but the entry's STATS section correctly states the spiral ramps were added by Cino Calcaprina and Aldo Giordano between 1955 and 1956, not 19
Curva Nord Ultras — The entry states that the Curva Nord's organized support dates back to the post-war era and crystallized during the 'Grande Inter' years of the 1960s, but the first organized ultras group in the Curva Nord (Fossa dei Leoni) was formed in 1969, which is after t
Curva Nord Ultras — The entry claims the Fossa dei Leoni is 'often regarded in Italy as the first full-fledged ultras group associated with violence,' which is inaccurate; the Fossa dei Leoni was not the first ultras group associated with violence, as groups like Ultras Tito Cucc
Inter Museum Archive — The museum is not located at San Siro Stadium; it is located at the Suning Training Centre in Appiano Gentile.
Inter Museum Archive — The claim that the museum preserves 'the ball from the final whistle' of the 2010 Champions League final is an invented artifact.
Meazza Statue Monument — The entry states Meazza is 'Clad in his iconic number 3', but Giuseppe Meazza wore the number 9 (or 10 in earlier numbering systems) for Inter, not number 3.
Meazza Statue Monument — The entry claims the statue was 'Unveiled in December 1980, mere months after his passing', but Meazza died on 21 August 1979, so December 1980 is over a year later, not 'mere months'.
Curva Nord — The first derby match between Inter and Milan was not the Chiasso Cup match on 18 October 1908; the first official derby was on 10 January 1909 in the Prima Categoria.
Curva Nord — Between 1928 and 1938, AC Milan did win at least one derby, so the claim of no wins for Milan in that period is false.
San Siro — The entry states the stadium has 19 spiral ramps, but the actual number is 11.
San Siro — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section says the stadium was named after Giuseppe Meazza on 2 March 1980, but the correct date is 3 March 1980.
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