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Inter clearly loses the derby, suffering a heavy 0-3 defeat against Milan, which means elimination from the Coppa Italia. Even yesterday, though, the episodes had a big impact: after a series of Nerazzurri errors, the Rossoneri immediately scored not without doubts about its regularity, resulting in yet another disappointment in the derby.

Below, we analyze five points that some may have missed in this match, which Lautaro Martinez and his teammates must immediately try to forget in order to turn the page and get back on track:

  • Inzaghi’s gesture about extra time sparked much debate, but it is routine to ask the coach if he wants it or not. Losing the derby like this is a very bad look, and not having won a single one all season makes it even tougher. The fans’ disappointment was also reflected in the final olè chants from the Milan supporters.
  • The numbers from the first half once again show the big difference in play: 7 shots to 2 for Inter, with at least 3 clear chances, but Milan went ahead. Right now, they’re also dealing with a Dimarco in difficulty who is really regressing. However, the first half was still of good quality despite six key starters being out.
  • A symbolic moment of the match was Lautaro Martinez’s missed shot with the outside of his foot. In the Champions League, he scores that on Bayern Munich’s field—yesterday, he controlled and shot over the bar. It really seems that Inter is more focused in Europe than in other competitions.
  • There’s another rejection for Taremi, and other players like Asllani have been sidelined; now their departure seems inevitable. The squad must be strengthened with higher-level alternatives to reduce the gap between starters and reserves. Jovic, Milan’s third striker, is a former Real Madrid player who back then was bought for 60 million.
  • After his errors against Bologna, Bisseck played a good game: he won 10 ground duels out of 12, but only 1 aerial duel out of 4—despite that being supposed to be his strength. The German was very involved in play with 76 touches and an excellent 92% success rate on passes, plus two shots one on goal, one off.

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