Simone Inzaghi’s debut on the Inter bench ends with a 2-2 in regulation time and with the Nerazzurri triumph over Lugano after penalties. With a remodeled team, the former Lazio coach risks something too much in the first half, when he even goes down by two goals. Inter finds the energy to straighten out the match, first with D’Ambrosio and then with Satriano, the 2001 class who is showing many interesting things. Top and flop below.
TOP
Satriano: Fight like a lion to allow the midfielders to rise in support. He hits a post and scores a great goal (that of 2-2) pivoting with the left into the penalty area and hitting with the right to send the ball to the intersection. A bomber net and it is no coincidence that he is the Spring boy who has the most requests. A rough gem that continues to confirm itself.
D’Ambrosio: Reopen the game with the house specialty, the melee header. Start the comeback and play at a good pace.
Dimarco: As a third defender he often suffers, but when he advances he proves that he can be an asset for Inzaghi. With that left-handed he sends several dangers into the opponent’s area, even D’Ambrosio’s goal comes from his corner kick. Before selling it, it will be necessary to think carefully.
Radu: He enters and is decisive with a great reflex that denies Lugano’s third goal and leads Inter to penalties. Throw away two pitches from eleven meters with two dives not bad.
FLOP
Pinamonti: Firm, weighted down. Slow in play and ideas. Satriano shines, he trudges.
Agoume: Bad first half, Lugano’s second goal is born from a smooth half. The performance grows in the second half, when he finds a good play ended with an assist for Satriano, but if you want to be a director at Inter you need a completely different personality in the middle.
Dalbert: The feeling was immediate upon his arrival, for him Inter is too much and he shows it at every opportunity.
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