Inter Milan vs Paris Saint-Germain. International Champions Cup.
Autzen Stadium.
Monday 25 July 2016 10:43, UK
Serge Aurier's double lifted Paris Saint-Germain to a 3-1 victory over Inter Milan on Sunday in an International Champions Cup friendly in Eugene, Oregon.
Layvin Kurzawa also scored for the French champions, while Stevan Jovetic converted a penalty for the Italian outfit in first-half injury time.
Sunday's match was played on a grass pitch laid over the artificial turf at Autzen Stadium, home of the University of Oregon's gridiron Ducks team.
PSG - under new manager Unai Emery - were lively from the start and went ahead in the 15th minute when Hatem Ben Arfa's free kick was lost by Inter keeper Samir Handanovic and Aurier tapped it in.
Inter pulled level by half-time thanks to Jovetic's finish from the spot after a penalty awarded for a handball in the area.
PSG regained the lead in the 61st minute through Kurzawa, and Aurier sealed the win when he rose to head home a cross from Alec Georgen in the 87th.
Paris Saint-Germain next face Real Madrid in Columbus, Ohio on Wednesday, and Leicester next Saturday in the Los Angeles suburb of Carson.
Inter play Bayern Munich in North Carolina next Saturday.
