21/0. Coach Fabio Capello recently published an op-ed in the "Milan Sports Newspaper" to talk about the Champions League semi-finals between Barcelona and Inter Milan. He is Italian, he has published articles in the Italian media, he has coached Real Madrid, and he must have supported Inter Milan from Serie A.

Capello hinted that after defeating Bayern, Inter Milan welcomed Barcelona, and the Champions League semifinals will definitely not be played, but Inter is not afraid of strong teams and still has a chance to win. Flick's team is very strong, the team has outstanding star ability, and Barcelona rarely has a bit of Spanish style. Flick is more of a vertical offense than a passer, and he asks his players to suffocate presses, but that can also be lethal. Because once the press fails, Barcelona's defense has problems.

Capello believes that Inter can refer to Dort's second leg, Inter need to defend stronger, and Inter's defense is stronger than Dort's. Lautaro and Thuram Jr. must be adept at exploiting space to avoid being forced by Barca, otherwise Yamal, Lewandowski and Raphinha pose a huge threat. Inter's set-piece tactics also gave Barcelona a headache, and Bayern was hit. Lautaro is versatile, can pass and assist, is selfless, and is a good captain, a true leader.

In the process of analysing the Champions League semi-finals between Inter and Barcelona, Capello talked about the comparison between Yamal and Messi in passing, and he never thought that Yamal could compare Messi. Capello said this time that Yamal does have a Ballon d'Or trend, and it is said that he is also very humble, but he can't compare with Messi. Messi of the same age is already unique, and he has witnessed it up close back (Capello was conquered by Messi after taking Juventus to play a Gamble Cup with Barcelona in 2005 years, and wanted to loan Messi, but was rejected by Rijkaard).