After a dramatic 2-1 victory over Sassuolo, Inter Milan player Carlos Augusto praised his team’s performance in San Siro. He stressed the importance of this victory after two consecutive defeats against Udinese and Juventus, and noted that the team showed resilience against a determined opponent. Augusto highlighted the team spirit and experience of the players, stating that success is pleasant but that the team remains focused on the continuation of the season and continuous improvement. He also expressed his personal satisfaction, not only for the result, but also for the return to the form of Dimarco and the collective effort.

Livio Marinelli’s arbitration in this match was widely praised, notably for his management of the three goals and for the refusal of a goal by Davide Frattesi. Although he was criticized for not sanctioning Carlos Augusto for a violent gesture against Berardi, Marinelli made key decisions that influenced the course of the game. This performance was particularly important for Inter, who sought to bounce back after difficult setbacks. The referee maintained the line throughout the game, even in the face of minor incidents, showing significant consistency.

Inter Milan’s victory revived the debate on the future of the city stadium, with the mayor of Milan, Beppe Sala, responding to Beppe Marotta’s warnings about a possible move of the team. Sala said the City Council must take its decision independently, taking into account the current contract and the future of Milan. He rejected the idea that teams leave the city as a threat, stressing the need for a thorough assessment of the issues and contracts under way. The situation remains complex, but the Council must make an informed decision for the city’s sporting and economic future.