The ability of Inter to overturn compromised results is not a novelty of the current season. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, the victory against Udinese represents the fifth time that the Nerazzurri have won after coming back from a two-goal deficit.

The last two comebacks occurred in the last two home league matches at San Siro. Against Napoli, the team came back from 0-2 to 3-2, while with Udinese the final score was 5-3 after being two goals down. Initial difficulties and a wrong approach can be misleading, but the comeback can always materialize regardless of the opponent.

Como of Fabregas knows something about this, as last season they found themselves twice with a two-goal lead over the Nerazzurri, only to lose 4-3 in Serie A and 3-2 in the Coppa Italia. The series of five winning comebacks is completed by last year’s resounding 6-2 against Pisa, also in that case after the double advantage of the Tuscans. For completeness, the vehement reaction at Bologna should be added, which brought the score from 3-1 to a 3-3 draw.