Udinese - Inter (28 Sep 24) [2-3]

[SiamoNoi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840213790912119181

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840212763467039154

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840210799605756022

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840210519535362486

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840209712739930160

Few interesting quotes. Some of them confirmed what we already talked here.

 

[vex]

Gds short analysis, and It's pretty much what most of us here talk about:

Inter must find the determination to dominate without leaving any hope to their opposition. Last year, their opponents always had the feeling of an inevitable defeat. Not now.
It is a question of mentality and carelessness, rather than technical and tactical problems, therefore it can be improved.

 

[CraigM]

It's very reminiscent of two seasons ago when opponents don't have to knock particularly hard or for particularly long for the defence to open the door for them. It's frustrating to watch chances missed at one end and then your opponents saunter upfield and score with their first opportunity. Another headed goal too, this is looking a bit of a trend now. I'm also thinking that Hakan and Miki showing less form and physicality so far this season makes a difference to the defensive resilience.

Encouraged by Frattesi's all-round game this time which I think was perhaps the best I have seen from him. The game did not go on around him for long periods as has tended to be the habit.

Arnautovic seems to be really out of favour with Correa having been given more game time this season so far. Not sure anyone would have thought that. I'm assuming he was fit to play on Saturday; it's hard to tell as he seems to pick up constant small niggles.

I'm thinking that the only player playing really consistently well so far this season is Di Marco.