Just over 24 hours after the debut in the Champions League, Simone Inzaghi’s Inter is already looking ahead to the match with Milan, who is going through a tough start to the season. It’s a very different moment for the two teams, as highlighted by La Gazzetta dello Sport, which also has some criticism for the management of the Nerazzurri coach.
La Gazzetta del Sport, in fact, emphasized that the draw in Manchester against City does not make up for the dull 1-1 match at Monza. Those at the U-Power Stadium, in fact, would remain 2 points lost, caused by a massive turnover, due to the removal from the field of the “creative pole” Bastoni, Barella, Calhanoglu.
This is demonstrated by the 10 shots on goal in the first half of the Champions League, while in the league the first shot on goal only came at 80′. A figure that would underline how the team got the wrong message from the turnover at Monza, opposite of what happened at the Etihad Stadium. Changing so much is a risk and “Inzaghi is good, but he is not the pope, who has the dogma of infallibility”, concludes La Gazzetta on the subject.
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