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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24117374" data-attributes="member: 158020">Inter 6 Benevento 2: Spalletti's men  book Lazio quarter-final date  <img src="http://i.imgur.com/1aOb1vx.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Inter set up a Coppa Italia quarter-final showdown with Lazio by beating   second-tier Benevento 6-2 at a nearly empty San Siro on Sunday.   The seven-time winners, forced to play the tie behind closed doors   after racial abuse was aimed at Kalidou Koulibaly in last month's  meeting with  Napoli, were two up early on through Mauro Icardi's  penalty and Antonio  Candreva's measured strike.Luciano Spalletti's side  put the game to bed on the  stroke of half-time courtesy of Dalbert's  powerful finish, with Lautaro Martinez  adding the fourth after the  interval.    Benevento deservedly reduced the deficit when Roberto Insigne steered  home a  precise free-kick, only for Martinez to net again before Filippo  Bandinelli's  goal brought the game's tally to seven.And there was time  for one more, perhaps  the pick of the bunch, as Candreva netted at the  end of a fine solo run.   If the visitors had plans to keep it tight in the opening exchanges,  they  were foiled inside three minutes. Luca Antei fouled Candreva in  the area and  Icardi confidently converted from the spot.Benevento  should have been level soon  after, but Andres Tello side-footed  straight at Daniele Padelli from eight yards  out.    And the underdogs, who lost twice against Inter en route to relegation  last  season, were made to pay when Candreva drilled home after Icardi's  header had  bounced back off the post.   With Inter boasting an unbeaten home run stretching back to September, a   route back into the match seemed unlikely for Benevento, who  nonetheless applied  themselves willingly as Insigne forced a smart stop  from Padelli.But their  already dwindling hopes practically vanished  when Dalbert raced onto the end of  the impressive Ivan Perisic's pass  to lash beyond Lorenzo Montipo for his first  Inter goal.    The rout continued when Martinez nodded in Perisic's cross three  minutes  after the restart, but Benevento finally got off the mark  themselves as Insigne  converted a fine set-piece from 20 yards.    Another Perisic assist allowed Martinez to double his tally as Montipo  was  beaten for a fifth time from six shots on target, with Sassuolo  loanee  Bandinelli's header from Riccardo Improta's cross preceding  Candreva's excellent  last-gasp goal.</blockquote>

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