The International Champions Cup is underway with Inter Milan and Valencia taking on each other from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford at 4 PM after losing earlier in the tournament and now both teams will be facing off to continue their preseason and each club is hoping for a win.
Inter Milan comes into the matchup after losing to Chelsea earlier in the tournament after falling behind quickly to start, allowing a goal less than 20 minutes into the match. The Blues dominated the match and now the club will try and get things back on track as they head into the start of the season later in the summer and Valencia also lost their match to AC Milan. The match will start up at 4 PM from New Jersey and will be on the Fox Sports Soccer channel and on Fox Soccer 2 Go. Inter fell behind and never could recover against Chelsea and Eden Hazard put things away, and Valencia, despite playing very well, could not get past AC Milan.
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AC Milan won 2-1 over Valencia to start things off and Nigel de Jong helped lead the team to a victory in Spain in the Cup and the losing club couldn't take advantage of being the only team with a true home game in the tournament. Both teams dealt with goals getting waved off in the match and both teams played hard with their top lines to begin the match and soon after Valencia couldn't recover. The opening match was exciting and Milan scored two first half goals and were able to hold on and keep the rally back and Robinho scored a goal early in the 21st minute and Jong added the second goal for a 2-0 lead.
There was a goal disallowed in the 29th minute and Valencia was solid throughout the match and they lost despite keeping possession of the ball for over 60 percent of the match. Valencia scored in the 53rd minute of the match and Daniel Parejo cut the lead in half, but the team couldn't come back later in the second half. Everton and Juventus played 1-1 before deciding things in penalty kicks and Tim Howard made some fantastic saves as Everton won on kicks 6-5 to take the 2-1 victory to advance in the tournament.
The tournament is showcasing some of the top teams in Europe as well as the LA Galaxy and Juventus and LA came into the matchup yesterday on their way to going for three straight league titles in their respective organizations. Everton took a 1-0 lead in the match before things got tied up and now a number of teams have had the chance to play this preseason in the tournament, including Real Madrid, Chelsea, Everton, Valencia and Juventus.