We saw a lot of things in “Derby della Madonnina”, but not a winner.
Milan and Inter drew 1-1, in “San Siro”, with the “Rossoneri” to be equal again with Naples in peak of Serie A and the “Nerazzurri” to stay in 3rd place and at -7.
The match
After an identifying first five minutes, Inter won a penalty … out of nowhere. THE Case unjustifiably held the ball higher in defense and when he was in danger of losing it, he overturned Tsalhanoglou, who won a penalty.
The Turk set the ball on the ball and was on target, hurting his former team and making it 1-0, in the 11th minute.
The joy of the champions lasted a while. At 17 ‘, after a foul from the left, de Fry tried to head the ball but it went wide.
Eight minutes later, however, was Simone Inzaghi’s team he again had the opportunity to score from eleven steps, by Balo Toure to overthrow him Darmian. This time, however, the Tatarusanou fell right, depriving him of Martines the goal.
The score did not change until the break, with the “Nerazzurri” having another great moment in the 44th minute, when Balo-Toure cut Barella’s shot on the line after a shot by Bastoni.
The pace was much lower in the second half, with Inter taking the initiative.
In the 56th minute, Tsalhanoglou had a diagonal shot just outside, while in the 72nd minute, Vidal saw both shots that he attempted through the large area stop in the bodies of defenders.
The typical home team … woke up in the last ten minutes, with him Ibrahimovic to have a foul that stopped Hadanovic in 82 ‘, while a minute later the Benasser shoot high out.
In 89 ‘came a huge, double opportunity for the players of Stefano Pioli, with him Salemakers to shoot from a distance, the ball stops at right beam and then Casey sends the ball out.
The eleven of the two teams
Milan (St. Pioli): Tatarusanou, Calabria, Kjaer, Tomori, Balo-Toure (46 ‘Kaloulou), Tonali (71’ Benasser), Casey, Krunic (84 ‘Bakayoko), Diath (59’ Salemakers), Leao (59 ‘Rebic), Ibrahimovic.
Inter (S. Inzaghi): Hadanovic, Scriniar, De Fry, Bastoni (84 ‘Dimarco), Darmian (76’ Dumfries), Barela (68 ‘Vidal), Brozovic, Chalhanoglu, Perisic, Dzeko (76’ Korea), Martinez (84 ‘S)
In detail, the 12th match:
Friday 5/11
Empoli-Genoa 2-2
(62 ‘Di Francesco, 72’ Zurkowski-13 ‘Crisito, 89’ Bianchi)
Saturday 6/11
Spezia-Turin 1-0
(58 ‘Sala)
Juventus-Fiorentina 1-0
(90 + 1 ‘Kouardado)
Cagliari-Atalanta 1-2
(27 ‘Joao Pedro-6’ Pasalic, 43 ‘Japacosta)
Sunday 7/11
Venice-Roma 3-2
(3 ‘Caldara, 65’ Aramou, 74 ‘Okereke-43’ Somurodov, 45 + 2 ‘Ibrahim)
Sampdoria-Bologna 1-2
(77 ‘Thorsby – 47’ Swanberg, 78 ‘Arnautovic)
Udinese-Sassuolo 3-2
(8 ‘Deulofeu, 39’ auto Fratezi, 51 ‘Beto – 15’ Berardi, 28 ‘Fratezi)
Naples-Verona 1-1
(18 ‘Di Lorenzo – 13’ Simeone)
Lazio-Salernitana 3-0
(31 ‘Imobile, 36’ Pedro, 69 ‘Luis Alberto)
Milan-Inter 1-1
(17 ‘by De Fry – 11’ by Tsalhanoglou)
The next 13th match:
Saturday 20/11
Atalanta-Spezia 16:00
Lazio-Juventus 19:00
Fiorentina-Milan 21:45
Sunday 21/11
Sassuolo-Cagliari 13:30
Bologna-Venice 16:00
Salernitana-Sampdoria 16:00
Inter-Napoli 19:00
Genoa-Roma 21:45
Monday 22/11
Hellas Verona-Empoli 19:30
Turin-Udinese 21:45
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