Legend Sandro Mazzola can’t wait for tonight’s Lazio–Inter Scudetto clash and believes Romelu Lukaku “would’ve played in my Grande Inter of the 1960s.”
It kicks off at 19.45 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“It’s not yet decisive for the Scudetto, as there’s half a season still to go, but it will be an important test for both teams and a fascinating game,” Mazzola told ilsussidiario.net.
Legend Sandro Mazzola can’t wait for tonight’s Lazio-Inter Scudetto clash and believes Romelu Lukaku “would’ve played in my Grande Inter of the 1960s.”
It kicks off at 19.45 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“It’s not yet decisive for the Scudetto, as there’s half a season still to go, but it will be an important test for both teams and a fascinating game,” Mazzola told ilsussidiario.net.
“I expect Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Lautaro Martinez to be decisive in this game, as they are both coming back from suspension and eager to make a difference.
“Inter are having a remarkable campaign, well beyond expectations. They always play to the max and were able to come back from 2-0 down to win the derby 4-2. They have such grit and character.”
Mazzola reserved particular praise for former Manchester United hitman Lukaku, who has 17 goals in his first 23 Serie A games.
“He really was a smart signing, a striker who scores goals, participates in the team moves and is also a real leader. I’d say he is very impressive.
“This is a champion and would’ve played in my Grande Inter of the 1960s.”