Inter Milan 2-0 Lazio – INTERViews Podcast Ep.129: 'Two Coppa Italia Semifinal Clashes Vs AC Milan'
This is the INTERViews podcast, the official SempreInter.com podcast, discussing all things Nerazzurri, today focusing on Inter Milan 2-0 Lazio Coppa Italia win.
Firstly, in today's episode on SempreInter.com, Gianmarco and Alessandro discuss, analyze and debate all aspects of the 2-0 win.
Inter fielded a very weak side. Simone Inzaghi rotated the lineup heavily. Therefore, Lazio looked dangerous on the counter. This despite Inter dominating possession.
In fact, Inter were unable to create anything of note in the opening 45 minutes. Meanwhile, Lazio did create a couple of chances. However, Josep Martinez came up with the goods.
Subsequently, Marko Arnautovic wondergoal came like a bolt of lightning from a clear blue sky.
In the 39th minute the Austrian hit a wonder volley from outside the penalty area after an Inter corner.
The second half Inter started better.
Subsequently, in the 77th minute Hakan Calhanoglu doubled Inter's lead from the penalty spot. This after Joaquin Correa won a penalty against his former team.
Lazio created a couple of chances but Josep Martinez kept a clean sheet for the third match in a row.
Inter are through to the Coppa Italia semifinal. Where they will face cross-town rivals AC Milan in a double header.
And much, much more.
So sit back, relax and join the INTERViews podcast boys as they break down the Inter Milan 2-0 win at home to Lazio, after Marko Arnautovic's heroics.
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