The former Real Madrid midfielder has gone on to comment on the victory Internazionale managed to achieve in Turin, and also mentioned how they managed to beat them.
The Argentinean national has been in imperious form since the turn of the year, and is playing like a man possessed this season. Despite the early setback they received in the match, the Beneamata outfit grew in strength and in confidence during the second
half.
They also had a goal ruled offside in the opening exchanges of the match, as Rodrigo Palacio tried to sneak in behind http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Giorgio-Chiellini-c14963 from a free kick by Cambiasso; but the goal was not accounted for. The Nerazzurri outfit were left hard done by the decisions
in the first half; especially the fact that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arturo-Vidal-c6760.
Besides the goal, Juventus were given a huge life line by the referee after he failed to act on a late tackle by http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rodrigo-c31437 Palacio. The challenge left the Beneamata striker clutching his shin in agony, but Lichtsteiner, who was already
on a yellow card got a warning from the referee. This had irked the San Siro outfit, and added one more refereeing decision in the favour of the holding Serie A champions.
Cambiasso was talking after the match and he went on to laud the decision of the manager to take the game to Juventus and being positive in his approach. He went on to remark that the goal could have been a blow to their ego, but they did not let it turn
into one. The Nerazzurri player was quoted to have said:
“I think the tactician took an approach that was different to those of many others. We knew what Juve’s strengths were, but were also aware we had to attack them to be a great team. The opening goal after 18 seconds could’ve been a hammer blow, but we reacted
so well and won the game”
The Argentine national made it tough for Andrea Pirlo in the middle of the field, and was domineering in the centre of the pitch, making telling contributions throughout the course of the match.
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