Roma - Inter (10 Feb 24) [2-4]

[Kova10]

I disagree with that statement. Roma was the better team in the first half, which makes our comeback even more impressive.

When the high press is done right, this Inter has major issues. How DDR made Roma play was the right way for them. We are just lucky Lukaku was that shit yesterday, otherwise I don't think the comeback would happen.

Also, another game where we didn't concede in the last 15 minutes =)

A football game lasts 90 minutes and I think our biggest advantage tactically is that we understood this perfectly. The way Roma started it was clear they cannot keep this up sustainably throughout the whole game, and it showed as soon as the second half started.

This somehow reminded me of Inter-Real years ago. We had a good game plan, but couldn’t sustain 90 minutes and eventually ended up losing 0-1 at home. Or another example is the first game against Sociedad where they almost finished us in the first half, and yet we were still even close to win the game from the 75th minute onwards.

 

[wera]

Somebody make a thread for the next match, y'all.

Of the remaining possible slip ups for us I see Lecce, Atalanta, Bologna, AC Milan, Lazio. Pretty good, we can beat all, but I won't be surprised if we have a fuck up in one or two of these matches.

I fully believe this Napoli is beatable without all starters playong.

 

[Stefan]

Same incident mere weeks apart. One gets the ball, review and pen. One doesn't get the ball, no review. But Marotta league...
Good to see some media highlighting the hypocrisy.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1756986789233897877