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In the last match at San Siro before the end of the season, Inter had to settle for just one point in the clash against Lazio, which ended 2-2. The goals from Bisseck and Dumfries were not enough for the Nerazzurri to overcome the Biancocelesti, who responded with a brace from Pedro.

After this game, valid for the 37th matchday of the Serie A championship, let’s try to analyze some of the key points that emerged from the match, as we usually do here on Passione Inter. Here are five things we learned from the 2-2 draw between Inter and Lazio, which left a bitter taste in Inzaghi’s team’s mouth.

1. There is great disappointment and sadness among Inter fans. Parma stopped Napoli, handing Inter the chance to win the match point for the Scudetto, but Inzaghi’s team wasted it, letting Lazio catch up twice. It’s not May 5th, but it was a Scudetto thrown away.

2. Does Napoli really deserve to win it? Winning the Scudetto with just 82 points, without even the distractions of cup competitions, is incredible. It seems like a ‘Bradbury-style’ title, for those who remember the Gialappa’s.

3. The match against Lazio encapsulated much of this season: goals from set pieces, defensive blunders throughout the league, and Bisseck’s mistake, which sort of completes the circle with the one on the first matchday against Genoa. Yes, Bisseck made a naive error that cost Inter yet more points lost from a winning position and right at the end of the game. Yet another occasion where Inter fails to win a direct showdown.

4. Arnautovic’s missed goal at the end also weighs heavily – it risks becoming a sad image of this league campaign. It’s reminiscent of Materazzi in 2008, before being saved by Ibrahimovic at Parma the following week. But, well, Arnautovic isn’t Ibrahimovic, and on the last matchday Napoli face a safe Cagliari at home while Inter go to Como: it will be very tough for the Nerazzurri.

5. Judging by the players’ faces, it seemed a very hard blow to digest. The away match in Como will at least be an opportunity to rekindle enthusiasm and to find the Inter that in the Champions League is a different team compared to the league. An opportunity like this for the Scudetto – the Inter we saw against Bayern and Barcelona would hardly waste it.

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