There must be a reason why San Siro has been sold out for two days: for the derby of Italy this evening between Inter and Juve There's not even a single ticket left, and we're headed for a record turnout. No one wants to miss the big match, and no television broadcast is worth attending the temple of football that is and remains San Siro.
Inter are looking for revenge after the shocking 3-4 defeat in the first leg but Juventus, led by former Spalletti He won't give any discounts, especially since the Bianconeri do better against the big teams who give them more space on the wings than against the smaller teams. We'll see. Of course, if Inter wins, they'll send a strong signal to the league by moving back to +8 over Milan, fresh from the victory of Pisa thanks to that genius that is ModricBut if the match at San Siro ends in a draw, or if a crazy Juventus pulls off a coup by making the law of exes count, then the championship, which is already sparkling, would become even more exciting.
But how will Inter and Juve take to the field? Chivu Inter will line up as follows: Sommer; Bisseck, Akanji, Bastoni; Luis Henrique, Barella, Zielinski, Michitaryan, Dimarco; Thuram, and Lautaro. Spalletti, on the other hand, risks losing the other Thuram, who suffered some physical problems yesterday, and will initially line up Juve as follows: Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly; Cambiaso, Locatelli, McKennie, Cabal; Conceicao, Yildiz, and David.
Last night, meanwhile, AC Milan picked up three points against the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This was largely thanks to Modric, who scored the winning goal with 85% probability, a true masterpiece. A few minutes later refill He was sent off, but Milan had already secured the victory. It was a hard-fought victory because, after Loftus-Cheek's header in the 39th minute and a missed penalty in the second half, the Rossoneri conceded a 71st-minute equalizer from Loyola. But then Allegri's team turned things around.
