Check out the player ratings for Inter-Juventus after a crazy 4-4 draw at San Siro.
Juventus
Di Gregorio 6.5 – Nothing he could do to avoid Inter goals. He also guessed the right direction for Zielinski’s second penalty, but it wasn’t enough. Crucial saves in the second half to keep a two-goal deficit.
Cambiaso 6 – Had to focus on the defensive side of things, but still finished the game with 97% passing accuracy.
Danilo 4 – Another terrible night for the Brazilian veteran. Caused another penalty and looked shaky every time he had the ball and Inter attacked. (76′ Gatti 6.5)
Kalulu 4.5 – Caused the second penalty of the night with an inexplicable foul on Dumfries.
Cabal 6.5 – Contributed to Vlahovic’s equaliser with a long pass for McKennie and his forward run paved the way for Yildiz’s second goal.
Locatelli 6 – Simple, short passes, but good positioning.
McKennie 7 – Smart assists for Vlahovic and Yildiz (83′ Thuram N/A).
Conceiçao 7.5 – Juventus’ best player after Yildiz. The assist for Weah was sublime. He never stopped running down the right flank. On fire.
Fagioli 5 – Played as an attacking midfielder but was never really involved. No surprise he was subbed off. (61′ Savona 6)
Weah 7 – Gave Juve the lead in the first half. Worked hard to help the team in both phases. He was exhausted when he was subbed off. (62′ Yildiz 8 – Surpringly benched, he changed the game with two goals in the second half. Obvious MOTM).
Vlahovic 6.5 – Scored one of the easiest goals of his career. Tried to hold the ball up front, but it was a tough task.
Coach: Motta 6.5 – If there’s one thing this Juventus side do not lack it is personality. The defence is more exposed without Bremer and this is something he must address. It’s still a work in progress in Turin, but the glass is half full tonight.
Sommer 5.5 – Contrary to Di Gregorio, he looked a bit too static on a couple of occasions.
Pavard 5.5 – Not his best night, but all defenders can say the same thing tonight. (63′ Bisseck 5)
De Vrij 5 – Bounced back after a tough start but then collapsed in the final minutes, like most of his teammates.
Bastoni 5 – Not the same Bastoni we’ve admired over the last few years. Sloppy and not effective with the ball at his feet. Conceiçao gave him a hard time.
Dumfries 7 – Scored Inter’s fourth goal and earned a penalty but left too much space for Yildiz to score his first goal.
Mkhitaryan 7 – Scored the equaliser in the first half, it was just the beginning.
Zielinski 7.5 – Replaced Calhanoglu in the middle of the park and from the spot and he didn’t disappoint. (63′ Frattesi 6)
Barella 6.5 – A convincing performance for 70 minutes, Perhaps he should have been subbed off when he was too tired.
Dimarco 5.5 – Not so dangerous in attack, and passing accuracy was way lower than usual at 69%. (77′ Darmian 5.5)
Thuram 7 – He won a penalty and provided the assist for Thuram, but could have been more clinical when Inter were up 4-2. He missed a chance to score, and Yildiz found the net only a few minutes later. (87′ Taremi N/A).
Lautaro 6 – He created a few opportunities. Two key passes but no goal contributions.
Coach: Inzaghi 5.5 – The glass is half empty for Inter. They had taken a two-goal lead and could have scored more after the fourth, but they didn’t. Inzaghi made the same substitutions and couldn’t keep the lead.
Lorenzo Bettoni is the Editor of Football Italia.
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