Inter's last-gasp victories may be thrilling, but Richard Hall warns they can't keep relying on a moment of late magic.
‘Epic Inter’ may have been the headline from Corriere dello Sport, but their performance on the pitch was anything but. The 94th-minute winner from Marcelo Brozovic may have resulted in his trademark celebration, which he even has tattooed on his hand, but the second late winner in a week simply masked the numerous problems that exist in Luciano Spalletti’s team.
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“I expect our fans to be passionate, fired up and give us a hand to put in a great performance,” said the Coach in his Press conference.
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Luciano Spalletti insists he didn’t insult the officials, but relished Inter’s dramatic victory over Sampdoria. “We must always live on the edge.”
There were three goals disallowed at Marassi – two for Inter, one for the hosts – before Marcelo Brozovic fired in at the 94th minute.
Spalletti screamed into a television camera and was then sent off for dissent.
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Marcelo Brozovic believes last-gasp wins over Tottenham Hotspur and Sampdoria can represent “the turning point” for Inter.
The Nerazzurri fought back from 1-0 down to win 2-1 in the Champions League midweek, then this evening Brozovic’s strike secured three Serie A points at Marassi.
“It was a difficult game, but once again we won at the last gasp and we’re happy. We must continue like this, getting the results,” the midfielder told DAZN.
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Eusebio Di Francesco “expects more from everyone” as Roma take on Bologna, admitting “we’re a shadow of last season’s team.”
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Spanish newspaper Marca claims Cristiano Ronaldo and his entourage feel “persecuted” by UEFA since joining Juventus.
The rapport with UEFA has been deteriorating rapidly since he left Real Madrid.
He didn’t turn up to the Champions League draw ceremony after learning he’d been snubbed for the Player of the Year award in favour of teammate Luka Modric.
Ronaldo was then sent off in his Champions League debut for Juventus, a 2-0 win over Valencia, for lightly tugging Jeison Murillo’s hair.
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Diego Perotti hit back at criticism of Roma and Coach Eusebio Di Francesco. “We must find ourselves again” after poor results.
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“I won’t lie, we did expect to have more points in the table at this stage and to be playing better football,” confessed Perotti to Sky Sport Italia.
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s biographer Guillem Balague believes the star will find the “unconditional and unanimous affection” he craves at Juventus.
The Ballon d’Or winner was distraught after the harsh red card in his Champions League opener against Valencia, bursting into tears.
However, the reaction from teammates, Coach, the fans and even President Andrea Agnelli – who tweeted an image of the others lifting a weeping Ronaldo off the ground with the caption: ‘One for all and all for one’ – seemingly surprised him.
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Marcello Lippi sees Juventus as “among the favourites for the Champions League” this season.
The China Coach is a Bianconeri legend, and was the last tactician to win the trophy with them as they beat Ajax in the 1996 final.
“Juve are among the favourites for the Champions League this season,” Lippi said on Radio Sportiva.
“They’re in a group with Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain.
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Alex Sandro is expecting a ‘great’ season for Juventus but warns that will only happen if they always play with ‘100 percent motivation’.
Juve are heavy favourites to win an eight straight Scudetto and are being tipped to go far in the Champions League after their Italian-record deal to sign Cristiano Ronaldo.
“I saw Cristiano very motivated and he can’t wait to get out on the field after the injustice against Valencia,” continued the left-back to Sky Sport Italia.
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