MILAN – Milan Inter striker Romelu Lukaku scored two goals, a draw in the 90th minute, when Serie A tied 2–2 at home against Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Champions League on Wednesday.
The Belgian put Inter ahead for an opportunistic purpose in the 49th minute, but the Bundesliga tied the 63rd with his first shot at the door, a penalty changed through Ramy Bensebaini.
Gladbach’s shooting had a purpose when Jonas Hofmann escaped the Inter defense and scored with a shot by Samir Handanovic in the 84th minute.
Lukaku, however, had the final say in the Group B match with an opportunistic effort when he controlled to take the ball to the moment pole with his knee after a corner shot passed by Alessandro Bastoni (written through Brian Homewood and edited via Tothrough Davis).
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