The powers that be at Inter Milan will surely spend the next few days ruing what might have been after their resilient performance was undone by a spi...
The powers that be at Inter Milan will surely spend the next few days ruing what might have been after their resilient performance was undone by a spirited Torino side in a thrilling 2. 2 draw. Coach Cristian Chivu, speaking exclusively to GoalZaza after the match, admitted that his team. �s regret is palpable, noting that the visitors. � comeback could have ended even worse for the Nerazzurri. The home side, spurred on by a noisy crowd at the Allianz Stadium, clawed their way back from a two goal deficit to snatch a share of the spoils, leaving the Inter bench to ponder two points dropped rather than one gained. In the scheme of things, a draw away from home is not a disaster, but for a side with ambitions of challenging at the summit, this was a golden opportunity to give a good account of themselves on the road. Torino. �s clinical finishing in the second half exposed fractures in Inter. �s rear guard which had looked stalwart in the opening exchanges. At the end of the day, Chivu will take the point but the lion. �s share of the momentum now lies with the hosts. The Nigerian international, Victor Osimhen, watching from the stands after his loan return to the Serie A, must have noted the intensity of the contest as he continues his rehabilitation. Meanwhile, in Lagos, at the popular De Choice viewing centre in Surulere, fans threw up their hands in frustration as the final whistle blew. A man in an Inter kit, sweating profusely, declared that Chivu. �s defensive line had no head for the big moments. Another supporter, nursing a bottle of malt, insisted that if Osimhen had been on the pitch, the story would have been different. The debate raged on into the night, with the usual chorus of. �Na wa o!. � echoing through the streets as motorbikes weaved past the glowing television screens.
