Beating Juve brought Inter to +4 on the Bianconeri despite having one game less, but it is wrong to speak of a runaway.
Libero journalist Fabrizio Biasin made statements about Inter’s victory over Juve to the microphones of TvPlay. “Inter played a good game, not excellent. The team was solid and showed great personality,” Biasin said.
“Juventus yesterday was a bit timid compared to its standard,” the interviewee followed up, “and therefore apparently everything was easy because the Nerazzurri always gave the impression that they could hurt. Defensively, apart from a couple of situations, Inzaghi’s team never suffered.”
Biasin went on to say that he was struck by the special symbiosis between the public and the team. “It really makes an impression, with a very charged atmosphere that dragged the players to bring home the three points,” he said.
“It’s a pity that there was some confrontation at the end of the game, but imbeciles are always there,” the journalist added.
“Vlahovic missed that stop in one of the most resounding chances Juventus had, in my opinion he could have also hit with the first intention to take away time from the opposing defender. Net of that mistake I honestly can’t blame him, although he played an insufficient game. Juventus’ problem last night was attitude, not Vlahovic. “
Inter beat Juve without impressing: “Too early to talk about escape “
According to Biasin, Allegri dared too little: “Maybe he could have even thought of throwing in everything he had on the bench, because the Nerazzurri in the second half had a few moments of disbandment. But it is not in his philosophy since his goal is to go to the Champions League and there is still a long way to go. “
“Calhanoglu has impressed me,” the reporter continued. “Last year when Inter chose to get rid of Brozovic I had my doubts. The idea that the Turk would have to take everything on his shoulders scared me a bit, and instead he has made great strides.”
“Inter’s idea of soccer is standardized and it is a team that plays from memory: this is all thanks to the coach,” this is, in the opinion of the interviewee, the true added value of the Nerazzurri.
“Yesterday’s is a game to celebrate but it is not the Scudetto: Inter is not running away. The path is still long and nothing has been done. Inter goes to play Rome on Saturday and it’s not an easy away game, if a win doesn’t come and Juve gets three points it can already shorten again. “
