As with Monaco, Inter also against Lyon need two slaps to start getting serious, especially in the goal zone.
In Cesena, Simone Inzaghi's Nerazzurri go down 0-2, after a good start, but in the second half they manage to catch the draw thanks to goals from Lukaku and Barella.
Two weeks after his debut in the league, Simone Inzaghi's men showed an athletic condition not yet at the top, although still showing good plots especially in the initial phase of the first half.
The coach tested for 8/11 what should be the typical formation, with the only exceptions of Onana, D'Ambrosio and Dimarco (with Skriniar and Gosens taking over in the second half), however receiving good responses especially from the former Ajax goalkeeper, decisive in the the final.
Still packed, however, Lukaku and Lautaro,
even if in the end they put a hand in both Inter goals.
The Nerazzurri start had given us hope, with several occasions after an initial study phase.
The poor aim of Lukaku and Dimarco, however, did not allow to capitalize.
So Lacazette thought about taking Lyon forward, with a header to beat Onana from a cross from the former Milan Paquetà.
The French then nearly doubled with a post from Gusto, finding 0-2 at the beginning of the second half with Cherki.
Inter, at that point, reacted: Lukaku immediately reopened the game with an assist from Dimarco, then to catch the equalizer was Barella, able to beat the French goalkeeper with a touch below, on an assist from Lautaro, closing in the best possible way. a quick restart.
After the classic swirl of substitutions, in the decisive final it was Onana,
with a smanacciata on the crossbar on a close header by Dembelè.
Inter will be back on the pitch next Saturday 6 August in Pescara against Villarreal in the last pre-season friendly before the league debut against Lecce.
