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Asllani’s penalty kick allows Inter to overcome Verona at San Siro and claim three hard-earned points, especially considering the heavy squad rotation chosen by coach Simone Inzaghi. On Tuesday night, Barcelona arrives for the Champions League return match, but this did not diminish the concentration within the Nerazzurri group.

As usual, here on Passione Inter we try to analyze the key takeaways from Inter’s matches, and here are five things we learned from the Nerazzurri’s victory in Inter-Verona, matchday 35 of the Serie A championship.

  1. This was certainly not the most important match of this period, but nonetheless winning while not exhausting the starters and saving energy still mattered. It wasn’t a priority for either team and it seemed that neither Inter nor Verona were particularly driven, but Asllani settled it with a penalty.
  2. Asllani taking the penalty despite the presence of Arnautovic and Zielinski is a somewhat surprising choice. For a player under scrutiny, it’s not easy, but he sent the goalkeeper the wrong way and then even risked scoring a brace. He lost a few balls, but after the very start of the derby, he is giving some more small positive signals. Even so, in a match like this, it’s very difficult to draw conclusions about players like him, Frattesi, and others fighting for confirmation.
  3. With these three points, Inter is now mathematically qualified for the next Champions League. Today, this doesn’t even make headlines and many fans rightfully don’t even notice, whereas just a few years ago, many would celebrate this achievement: how much Inter has grown.
  4. The only negative note of the evening is a few too many bad fouls from Verona and the referee not sending off Duda. Verona manager Paolo Zanetti realized this and substituted him after the second reprieve. On an evening like this, it wasn’t necessary.
  5. Inter has now overcome this obstacle and all focus will now shift to Barcelona: it will be a decisive and very exciting match in which the Nerazzurri will be playing for history in front of the passionate San Siro crowd.

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