🫣 Arna misses from close range, title decided as in 2022
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The face of Nerazzurri's despair is that of Marko Arnautović. The Austrian's glaring miss at 90'+4 left the entire San Siro in disbelief, ready to experience another crazy and exciting finale like against Barcelona.
But no, this time in the center area there was no Acerbi, but the former Bologna player who missed the ball from a few steps away. There, Inter's hopes were extinguished and the ruthless cameras went to capture the class of '89.
On social media, it didn't take long for more than one user to recall the Fatal Bologna of late April 2022, when at Dall'Ara, Inter let two goals slip and effectively set the stage for Milan's comeback. A game decided by Radu's mistake but in which the equalizing goal for the Rossoblù was scored by Arnautović himself.Against Lazio yesterday, the circle could have been closed, giving back what was taken and saluting as a hero. The truth, however, is that the feeling between Marko and Inter never came to be. Arrived last year, in two seasons at San Siro he has never managed to make an impact, except for last night - albeit negatively.
The Gazzetta dello Sport's comment was harsh, giving a rating of 4 for the performance against the Biancocelesti, adding: "A Scudetto in that chewed up ball, or rather no, vomited a meter from the goal. It will remain a nightmare for a long time."
In a few weeks his contract will expire, which will not be renewed. A shame, for a guy who has made himself loved by everyone in the locker room. On the field, however, it was not the same thing.
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