Ivan Zamorano believes San Siro will play a key part in the second leg of the semifinal between Inter Milan and Barcelona. He added that the game would be open as both teams would be keen on getting the upper hand quickly in the match.
Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport, Zamorano stated that Inter Milan have an extra weapon in the second leg as they are playing at home. He believes that there are no favorites going into the match as the game is level after the first leg. He said via Football Italia:
Barcelona and Inter Milan are tied 3-3 after the first leg last week. The Catalan side came back from 2-0 down and 3-2 down to keep themselves in the semifinal as they look to make it to the final.
Hansi Flick spoke to the media ahead of the second leg and revealed that there was positive news regarding Robert Lewandowski. He believes that the striker will be available for the clash at San Siro and said via the club’s official website:
When quizzed about his players and his plans, he stated that they needed to defend better and not just rely on the genius of Lamie Yamal. He said:
Barcelona have been handed a boost as Benjamin Pavard is going to miss the game for Inter Milan on Tuesday.
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