Simone Inzaghi: Juventus can only score goals through penalties

Simone Inzaghi said a penalty was the only way Inter Milan could concede a goal and he said his team controlled Juventus from start to finish.

In the ninth Italian Serie A match this week, the two teams must share points after only playing 1-1 at the Giuseppe Meazza, Monday (25/10) early morning WIB.

Edin Dzeko brings Nerazzurri went ahead in the 17th minute, when he reacted quickly on the ball rebound the result of Hakan Calhanoglu’s kick that bounced off the crossbar.

Bianconeri avoided defeat after being awarded a penalty in the 89th minute for Denzel Dumfries’ foul on Alex Sandro. Inzaghi got a red card for protesting strongly against the referee’s decision.

Acting as the executor of 12 passes, Paulo Dybala successfully outwit Samir Handanovic.

“In my opinion, that was the only way we could concede a goal. It’s disappointing, because I felt we controlled the game from start to finish. We didn’t let Juventus do anything, and I’m not happy to see two points wasted.” Inzaghi to DAZN.

“The referee was there, he could see the incident and [VAR] no need to be called for it. I’m disappointed for our fans, because we played well and deserved more.”

“We were never under pressure, we controlled the game from start to finish. I admit my gesture is not the best image to portray, but I felt at the time it wasn’t a VAR incident.”

“As a coach, in the 89th minute of a game like that, with the referee waving, it’s natural that you would be a little angry like I did.”

With this draw, Inter are in third place with 18 points, seven points behind the leaders in the standings, Napoli. Meanwhile, Juventus is in sixth place with 15 points.