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The new Nerazzurri era under **Cristian Chivu** has begun with a debut at the **Club World Cup**, which resulted in a not entirely convincing draw. At the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, **Monterrey-Inter** ended 1-1, with **Lautaro Martinez** bringing the match level after the surprise opener by **Sergio Ramos**.
Inter will now have to win their next game against Urawa Red Diamonds. However, before focusing on the next match, let’s—as usual—look at the **five things we learned from Monterrey-Inter**.
**1 Chivu’s first Inter still shows a “work in progress” sign.** The team still needs to absorb the innovations brought by the Romanian coach and faced a very tough and defensive opponent. The match was made even more difficult by **physical and mental fatigue**, along with the heat and dry pitch, which certainly did not favor the Nerazzurri’s play.
**2 Monterrey lined up a bit unexpectedly with a three-man defensive line very often switching to five,** and it took some time for Inter to adjust. However, after a good end to the first half, the team clearly faded in the second half. What remained constant, however, were **the missed goal chances**, continuing a trend from the Inzaghi era.
**3 Chivu has already tried to introduce several new ideas:** higher and more aggressive pressing, a bit more vertical speed and attempts to play through the middle, changing the formation during the match which the coach says he wants to keep working on, and zonal marking on corners.
**4 There were already many absences last night,** and Chivu chose to **rely on many established players** from the past, with the only novelty being **Sebastiano Esposito**. The latter played a good match, varying a lot across the offensive front, but was lacking a bit in finishing, also being denied by a superb save from Andrada.
**5 There was a lot of curiosity about the new signings,** both of whom came off the bench: **Sucic** immediately produced a good pass but then disappeared from the game a bit and nearly made a costly error at the end; **Luis Henrique** showed a few good technical flashes, but his best form still seems far away.
