“There was a lot of chatter during the week which didn’t help our preparation for the match. I just think that Inter played one hundred percent…”. As Eusebio Di FrancescoAnnoyed, he had commented on the five points suffered by Inter in the match against Friday.
La Gazzetta dello Sport linearly interprets the bitterness of the Frosinone coach, bringing Inter into play: “It is very likely that the Pescara coach was thinking of the Nerazzurri’s defeat against Sassuolo, a direct competitor for salvation. And of the controversy caused by a team performance Simone Inzaghi certainly not comparable to the one on Friday at Stirpe. And to think that after the draw in Empoli, in commenting on the direct clash against Nicola, he had dodged the specific question regarding Sassuolo-Inter considering it to be of little sense.”
According to the rosea, the discomfort of Di Francesco and the entire yellow and blue team arises from alleged different attitude of Inter compared to the match against Sassuolo. “They played the game they had to play, to the maximum. They came in and made fouls that were not seen by the referee. Inter were mentally free and came here to play a different game compared to the previous one on a mental level. And then they had all the spotlight on them”, the Abruzzo coach then underlined.
And the Gazzetta supports this thought: “Looking at the match numbers, it became clear how the Italian champions wanted to reset the Reggio Emilia debacle, bringing the concentration bar back to the standards of a highly dominated championship. Five goals from six shots on target, including the crossbar headed by Bisseck, with a practically one hundred percent accuracy rate which is a record in a match without the worry of goals. Like the one against Sassuolo, where the scoreboard showed only one shot on target out of seven total.”
A subtle controversy this time, not too accentuated. But which in any case, looking at the evolution of the match and the many opportunities Frosinone had, has no foundation. Is football. It would be enough to watch the matches carefully.
