Edin Dzeko and Lautaro Martinez both had fairly forgettable performances in Inter’s 2-1 win over Venezia last night, but the Bosnian’s late winner salvaged his evening.
The former Manchester City striker was one of the worst players on the pitch against the newly promoted side, missing a variety of chances, but he saved himself from negative reviews after his late winner secured all three points for the Nerazzurri.
Unfortunately for Lautaro, things were less simple, and he truly had an evening to forget; The Argentinian striker was noted by the Italian press for being invisible in the match, contributing little, with Corriere della Sera writing that ‘he doesn’t even fight, he’s just lost’. He has not scored in the league since the 5-0 win over Salernitana back in December.
Dzeko’s ratings in the Italian newspapers:
La Gazzetta dello Sport: 7
Corriere della Sera: 6.5
Corriere dello Sport: 6.5
Tuttosport: 6.5
Lautaro Martinez’s ratings in the Italian newspapers:
La Gazzetta dello Sport: 5
Corriere della Sera: 5
Corriere dello Sport: 5
Tuttosport: 5
Leave il Toro alone
No one cares, we won and were champions.
Again, robbery but its inter. These Fans accepted titles on paper but are butthurt would Cry for a week if juve would win like this
@Samy You do know Inter only won the league last year after nearly a decade. Unlike Juve in which there will always be evidence of CLEAR refs favours how can you claim that Inter winning is robbery when they especially when they faced a relegation team which means as long as it wasn’t the last minute of the match Inter would’ve scored again as they always do.
@Samy Ibrahim… who is crying now?
A juventino talking about robberies is pretty funny. Your dominant period was started with the infamous Muntari no goal in 11-12, you robbed a Scudetto from Napoli in 2018 after the Orsato scandal and you are in the CL this season because of a hilarious Cuadrado dive. Without even mentioning the Moggi fraudulant days. Be quiet, Samy.