Inter Milan vs. Juventus They will meet this Tuesday, February 2, at the San Siro stadium. The first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal will be played at 2:45 pm (Peruvian time). The TV transmission will be in charge of DirecTV Sports. You will have all the details of the meeting in RPP.pe
Inter Milan, determined to reissue old glories after a decade of title drought, hit the table in Serie A against the Juventus two weeks ago (2-0): on Tuesday the second round will take place at San Siro, in the first leg of the Italian Cup semifinals.
The last time Inter Milan opened their showcases was to add an Italian Cup. But it’s been too long since that, when the ‘Nerazzurri’ club won their 7th and last Italian Cup in 2011. Since then his ceiling in the competition has been the semifinals.
To forget his bad time in the Champions League (last in the group stage), Antonio Conte knows that he will have to offer a national title this season. Although the Scudetto remains the number 1 goal, this new duel against Juve represents an opportunity because the qualifier will be the favorite for the May final.
For Conte, it is above all the occasion to confirm the solidity of a project against a Juve that continues to be the benchmark of Italian football, and which he considers to be “the great favorite” in the league.
The Interistas, second two points behind leaders AC Milan, have a five-point advantage over Juve (4th, one game less) in Serie A.
Sin Lukaku
The coach will be deprived for this first leg of his greatest offensive weapon, the Belgian Romelu Lukaku, suspended for reprimands in the two previous Cup games (in the round of 16 against Fiorentina, and in the quarterfinals against Milan for his encounter with Zlatan Ibrahimovic).
The Danish Christian Eriksen, derby hero with a decisive goal in overtime, will initially return to the bench to make way for the usual starters (Brozovic and Chilean Arturo Vidal), who rested the weekend against Benevento (4- 0).
In the Juventus, team with the most Cups in their showcases (13), only the Argentine Paolo Dybala causes a loss.
Cristiano Ronaldo, who only played the last minutes of the round of 16 duel against Genoa (3-2 in extra time), and who rested in the quarterfinals against SPAL (4-0), could start to regain confidence after a discreet month from January.
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