In his editorial for TMW, Enzo Bucchioni commented on Inter‘s clear victory over Como, calling it a true football lesson. A match that had taken on a special significance, with some even imagining a possible passing of the torch between the two teams, both for the present and the future.
“A great football lesson, but this time it was Inter who gave it and not the fantastic Como fresh from scoring nine goals in the Champions League,” writes the journalist. According to Bucchioni, it was Chivu and not Fabregas who dominated and won a challenge with a special flavor: the Nerazzurri rebelled, bringing out the best version of themselves all season, almost as if to strongly mark their own territory.
The journalist highlights the high intensity with which Inter played the match, aggressive and focused in all areas of the pitch, and superior even from a tactical point of view. The wrong approaches from the first part of the season, including the derby, have been overcome and set aside, just as had already happened in the last Champions League outing.
Bucchioni does not intend to downplay Como’s value: “Everything we have said and written about Como is a certainty.” However, even Fabregas’s team, as often happens with those who value the game and put it at the center of their philosophy, changing little, “sometimes becomes predictable.” Inter, for its part, proved to be a more mature side with greater solidity.
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