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Clarifying football results

I'm thinking about the statement about the 2022-23 season's accuracy. Maybe it relates to the 2023-24 season instead? Under Inzaghi, Inter won the Scudetto for 2023-24. I recall the match details against Juventus: a 1-1 draw in Turin and a 1-0 win at San Siro, but I need to double-check the specifics. For Napoli, Inter had a 3-0 win in December 2023 and a 1-1 draw in March 2024. So, it's definitely incorrect to say all defeats.Analyzing Inter's match results

I’m recalling Inter's performance against Milan in 2023, where they won 5 times, including a 5-1 victory in September and a 2-1 win securing the Scudetto in April 2024. This makes the claim of all defeats inaccurate. The user might be referencing the 2021-22 season, where Inter lost to Milan and drew with Napoli. Additionally, they drew 1-1 with Napoli but won 3-2 in a previous match. As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2024, claiming all losses isn't typical for Inter.Clarifying Inter's performance

It seems the claim about Inter under Conte beating Juventus and Napoli isn't accurate. I'd rather ask a clarifying question about the specific season and competition. I could provide a general analysis on why teams sometimes drop points in big matches and touch on key factors like pressing resistance, transition defense, and chance creation.

Inter under Inzaghi often performs well in significant games, though their starts might be slow. Data from the 22-23 season shows positive expected goal difference against top teams. I’ll be cautious with stats and format my response concisely, maybe using bullets.Correcting misconceptions about Inter's match results

While I won't ask too many questions unless necessary, clarifying which season the user means is helpful. If they refer to the 24/25 season or 23/24, that claim isn't accurate. I can politely correct any misinformation. If it's the 22/23 season, Inter beat Napoli 1-0 at home but lost 3-1 away after the UCL final. They faced Juventus twice and lost both matches, and against Milan, they lost 3-2 but won 1-0 later. So, it's not true that they had all defeats against these teams.Clarifying Inter's recent performance

I can confidently say that the claim isn’t true for recent seasons. For instance, against strong teams, they have performed well. If we're talking about the 23/24 season, they achieved two wins against Milan, one win and one draw against Juventus, and one win and one draw against Napoli. In 22/23, they made it to the Champions League final and had victories against both Milan and Napoli.

Possible reasons for losses could be lack of transition speed in attack, mistakes during high-press situations, injuries, and heavy schedules affecting player rotations. I can provide specific match details if the user specifies the season they mean.