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This match will be talked about for years... Sunday night?s Derby d?Italia against Inter Milan was one that will echo through Serie A for decades to come. The 4-4 draw between Juve and Inter came with drama, disappointment, excitement, and nail-biting action that left fans clad in both bianconero as well as nerazzurro on the edges of their seats.

Still shorthanded by the injuries of Gleison Bremer and Nico Gonzalez, Juve manager Thiago Motta knew that this would be an uphill battle against the reigning champions of Italy. Inter have been in good form both domestically and in the Champions League ever since their shocking loss to AC Milan in September?s Derby della Madonnina. However, as this season has shown, the newly-refreshed Juventus is no team to scoff at, and will take any opportunity to turn the tide of the match. Motta employed a 4-2-3-1 formation against, as he (and the greater Juventus fanbase) are aware that the Juventus defensive line has been decimated by superstar Bremer?s ACL injury earlier this month. Interestingly, Motta chose to field Timothy Weah over Kenan Yildiz at the start of the match, a controversial choice, but one that paid off through both players.
Within the first 35 minutes of the match, each team had found the back of the net twice. Inter was the first team to see the back of the net, with a disappointing penalty being awarded for Danilo?s atrocious defending of Marcus Thur...