Inzaji praises the performance of his players despite the bad luck of the team

In exciting comments after the deadly tie with Milan in the city's derby, Simone Inzaji expressed his pride in the performance of his team, noting that the players were great even though luck was not in their ranks throughout the match.

"The players performed greatly, they made a great effort and did not surrender despite the frequent luck against us. Three goals were canceled for infiltration and errors, in addition to that we hit the existing three times, there was also a clear penalty that was not counted in favor of Touram," Inzaji said.

He continued: "As a result of all these events that occurred against us, we are still able to adjust the result in the 93rd minute, Milan also deserves praise, they have a great power in counterattacks and they are always dangerous, so they also had a distinguished performance."

He pointed out that the team did not allow these events to reduce its resolve: "Despite those many incidents against us, we continued to fight, we had a strong desire to return to the match, and we continued to pressure until the last minute."

He added: "We know that Milan is a very strong team in the counterattacks, and they gave us 65% of the possession of the ball, we were aware that we would face a strong counter -attack opportunities, as this is their primary playing style."

He continued: "We took control of the first half, and we could attack more accurately, we needed patience and avoiding infiltration, but we continued to pressure and proved that we deserve more than just a point."

He continued: "Zalifsky presented a decisive pass to Stephen de Free in the 93rd minute, and this shows the effect of the new players, we are waiting for the injured players to return, and we will have a greater depth in the team with the approaching of the next matches."

He concluded his speech: "The players who entered the match performed great and will play an important role in the upcoming matches, we must always be ready, especially in light of the convergence of matches."