Only Lautaro and Thuram played a high-level match in the 2-2 draw between Roma and Inter. This is the opinion of Riccardo Trevisani, expressed on the microphones of Radio Manà Manà Sport. According to the journalist, the two Nerazzurri strikers put the Giallorossi defense in difficulty for all ninety minutes, proving decisive even in moments of greatest pressure from the opponents.
“Lautaro and Thuram stressed the Roma defense, even when they were dominating they were anxious that they could break away, they played a great match and in Inter in my opinion only those two did,” declared Trevisani. The commentator emphasized how the attacking pair represented a constant threat, preventing the home side from managing ball possession with calmness.
The analysis then shifted to Roma’s performance, which showed remarkable intensity in the first thirty minutes before suffering a physiological drop. “The way Roma plays leads the team to have an aggressive and fast way of being on the pitch that disrupts the opponent as happened in the first 30 minutes of Roma-Inter. Then after that you can’t do that for 90 minutes because you just can’t,” explained the journalist.
According to Trevisani, energy management remains a point to improve for the Giallorossi, who must learn to distribute intensity throughout the entire match. Despite this, he highlighted the progress of the capital’s team, which went from 70 points last season to the current 73, numbers that show significant growth. Roma now boasts the second-best attack behind Inter and the second-best defense after Cagliari.
The journalist finally recalled the depth of the Nerazzurri squad, mentioning Esposito as another offensive resource who remained on the bench during the match at the Olimpico. A technical asset that confirms the qualitative superiority of Inter, defined as “the richest and strongest in Italy from a qualitative point of view.”
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