I agree.
Even tho I don't want the draw at Meazza, but if comes to compare these results, sure that 0-0 is better than 2-1. Then when we go in Stamford Bridge and if we score any goal then our chances is very big to qualify because we'll have great advantage.
If we score in London, Chelsea have to score two goals in both cases. The difference is that..
..if we have 2-1 from Meazza + we have scored + Chelsea have scored two, the score is even and both have one away goal.
..if we have 0-0 from Meazza, + we have scored + Chelsea have scored two, the score is 2-1 to Chelsea and we have to score.
In case of we scoring one and Chelsea scoring one in London..
..if we have 2-1 from Meazza + we have scored + Chelsea have scored one, the score is 3-2 and Chelsea have to score.
..if we have 0-0 from Meazza, + we have scored + Chelsea have scored one, the score is 1-1 and Chelsea have to score.
So 2-1 is really a better result than 0-0 from Meazza. The question is, can we get such a result. It's still maybe better to target the 0-0 because 2-1 risks too much conceding a goal.
edit. Luka, 1-0 is great result compared to 2-1. Away goal is double-valued to home goal. With 1-0, we would be leading and Chelsea scoring at home would just bring the result to even state. Us scoring there would lead to Chelsea having to score 3 goals.
In close history, Inter have crashed out three times because of an away goal rule and one time it has benefited Inter.
+In 02/03 against Valencia we won 1-0 at home and then scored one goal away so Valencia had to score three. They only managed to score two.
-In 02/03 against Milan, it was 0-0 from the first leg and then a 1-1 draw at home, so we crashed out.
-In 05/06 against Villarreal we won 2-1 at home and as Villarreal managed 1-0 at home, we crashed out.
-In 06/07 against Valencia we drew 2-2, and as Valencia managed to keep clean sheet at home, we crashed out.