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Result INTER 1 – 1 CHIEVO VERONA, Goals by Nagatomo and Paloschi, Monday 13 January 2014

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     71% Ball Possession INTER and 29% Ball Possession CHIEVO VERONA
              Inter 1 – 1 Chievo Verona  
                                     
12′ Yuto Nagatomo       8′ Alberto Paloschi
                                    




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Serie A Standing AFTER the game:
Inter, 5th position with 32 points and a positive goal difference of +14
Chievo Verona, 16th position with 17 points and a negative goal difference of -11

Pos Team P W D L Goals Diff. Points
5 Inter 19 8 8 3 38:22 14 32
16 Chievo 19 4 5 10 14:25 -11 17

Despite the draw, Inter went up to the 5th position for goal difference.  Inter and Hellas Verona have 32 points each, but Inter having a +15 goal difference while Hellas a +4.
 
Stats AFTER the game.  Top scorer INTER: Forward Rodrigo Palacio with 10 goals
Top scorer CHIEVO VERONA: Forward Cyril Thereau and Alberto Paloschi with 4 goals each

Inter Goals Goals Chievo Verona
Palacio, Rodrigo Sebastian 10 4 Thereau, Cyril
Nagatomo, Yuto 5 4 Paloschi, Alberto
Alvarez, Ricardo 4 2 Rigoni, Luca
Cambiasso, Esteban 4 1 Bentivoglio, Simone
Guarin, Fredy 3 1 Lazarevic, Dejan

Here is INTER official lineup by coach Walter Mazzarri:

INTER: Handanovic; Campagnaro, Rolando, Juan Jesus;
Jonathan, Kuzmanovic, Cambiasso, Nagatomo;
Alvarez, Kovacic; Palacio.
 
Here is CHIEVO VERONA official starting lineup by coach Eugenio Corini:

CHIEVO VERONA:
Puggioni; Dainelli, Radovanovic, Bentivoglio (Mbaye 84), Cesar, Sardo,
Frey, Paloschi (Estigarribia 75), Hetemaj, Thereau, Dramé.

Disciplinary Situation before the game: 1 suspended player for INTER: Fredy Guarin
1 suspended player for CHIEVO VERONA: L.Rigoni

Stats.  Here are the last 3 games of INTER: 1 win, 2 lost

09/01/14 CI


Udinese

–

Inter


 		1:0 Round 1/8
06/01/14 SA


Lazio

–

Inter


 		1:0 Round 18
22/12/13 SA


Inter

–

Milan


 		1:0 Round 17

Here are the last 3 games of CHIEVO VERONA:  1 draw, 2 lost

08/01/14 CI


Fiorentina

–

Chievo


 		2:0 Round 1/8
05/01/14 SA


Chievo

–

Cagliari


 		0:0 Round 18
22/12/13 SA


Turin

–

Chievo


 		4:1 Round 17

Click the video to watch the highlights of the game, INTER vs CHIEVO VERONA, Monday 13 January 2014, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, Milan, Italy, Serie A Week 19

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Inter 1 – 1 Chievo Verona
Monday 13 January 2014
Giuseppe Meazza Stadium
Milan,  Italy

21:00

Referee: TOMMASI
Assistants: GIACHERO – DE PINTO
Fourth Official: TASSO 
ADD1: RUSSO
ADD2: BARACANI

Goals:  8′ Alberto Paloschi (C), 12′ Yuto Nagatomo (I)

Official formations – lineups:

INTER: Handanovic; Campagnaro (Botta 88), Rolando, Juan Jesus; Jonathan, Kuzmanovic (Taider 84), Cambiasso (Milito 64), Nagatomo; Alvarez, Kovacic; Palacio.

Subs not used: Carrizo, Castellazzi, Zanetti, Andreolli, Mudingayi, Ranocchia, Samuel.

Coach: Walter Mazzarri.

CHIEVO VERONA: Puggioni; Dainelli, Radovanovic, Bentivoglio (Mbaye 84), Cesar, Sardo, Frey, Paloschi (Estigarribia 75), Hetemaj, Thereau, Dramé.

Subs not used: Squizzi, Silvestri, Bernardini, Claiton, Kupisz, Lazarevic, Sestu, Pamic, Acosty, Pellissier.

Coach: Eugenio Corini.









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Inter v Chievo starting line-ups

Inter Milan

MILAN – Here are the two starting line-ups for Inter v Chievo, tonight at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (kick-off 21:00).

Inter: Handanovic; Campagnaro, Rolando, Juan Jesus; Jonathan, Kuzmanovic, Cambiasso, Alvarez, Nagatomo; Kovacic; Palacio.
Subs: ?Carrizo, Castellazzi, Zanetti, Andreolli, Mudingayi, Botta, Taider, Milito, Ranocchia, Samuel.
Coach: Walter Mazzarri.

Chievo: ?Puggioni; Dainelli, Radovanovic, Bentivoglio, Cesar, Sardo, Frey, Paloschi, Hetemaj, Thereau, Dram�.
Subs: Squizzi, Silvestri, Bernardini, Claiton, Kupisz, Lazarevic, Sestu, Pamic, Estigarribia, Acosty, Mbaye, Pellissier.
Coach: Eugenio Corini

Referee: Tommasi?.
Assistants: Giachero & De Pinto.
Additional assistants: Russo & Baracani?.
Fourth official: Tasso.

TRAINING COURSE FOR MILAN SOCCER SCHOOL COACHES

Inter Milan

The course was an opportunity to learn, explore and test the coaching principles of the "integrated approach" which is carried out by the Milan Academy, with all the coaches then expected to apply these principals in their respective Soccer Schools. Great attention was also given by the course leaders in the importance of football as a way of conveying important life values and the recognition of the fundamental role of the coach as an example and the combination of all the components that make up the "Soccer School World": kids, coaches, parents, leaders and staff.There was also a very important collaboration with the Cattolica Sacro Cuore University, who collected data during a previous meeting regarding personal profiles as well as technical and professional skills of the coaches. During the course a host of important speakers also took part: Gianfranco Parma (Head Technical Coach for the Milan Academy), Antonello Bolis (Pedagogical Manager for the Milan Academy), David Corti (Technical Instructor for the Milan Academy ), Caterina Gozzoli (Cattolica Sacro Cuore University).At this moment in time, Milan have 102 Soccer Schools, which includes 86 in Italy and 16 abroad.

Mazzarri: “We want to turn things around right away”

Inter Milan

APPIANO GENTILE – "2014 started badly, but we need to turn it around and we’re hoping to do it right away." Opening statements from Walter Mazzarri from the press conference on the eve of Inter v Chievo.
"With help from everyone, including the fans. I hope to see a great atmosphere at the stadium tomorrow and that everyone helps us out a bit. And then we have to contribute to it with our play, and by staying sharp in defence. We hope to get going as soon as possible. This won’t be an easy game. We have to try and turn this negative period into a positive one," stressed the coach.
Then he gave his thoughts on Massimo and Angelmario Moratti’s presence in Appiano Gentile yesterday, as well as the statements from Erick Thohir: "We’re all extremely united in our objectives. You all saw it with Moratti here and with the statements from Thohir. At any rate, all these things were already very clear to me. I wouldn’t have said things I was unsure of. Do president Thohir’s words give me even further motivation? I’m always highly motivated; it’s just the way I am. I also told the players that if they take to the pitch with the same spirit I have then we’ll destroy our opponents. If I didn’t feel that way I’d quit coaching."
Mazzarri even gave a statement on the transfer market before focusing on the game again: "The club is looking to make their first moves, following my suggestions, and also by reducing the squad, as the president mentioned. Let’s see what we can do. If the club can add a piece here, one there… But now let’s discuss the game. That’s what I’m interested in, and I hope we play a match that’s up to our standards. The journey has just begun. And in my opinion, other than a few bumps in the road, we’re moving along quite well. We need to get back to being as competitive as possible again. Furthermore, when you talk about a transition year you also consider, for example, that you have youngsters available who still need to find a way to turn in consistent performances. This growth process for players who still have to become the kind of players Inter need can often result in naivety, which can cost you points." 
Mazzarri was then asked about Massimilano Allegri’s comments on Inter: "Allegri was asked a question in a certain way and he responded well, considering the way it was put to him. I’m not going to make comparisons. It’s not my style. I didn’t start any controversy. Anyway, it was a defence and not an attack on anyone.  He responded as he had to considering how the question was asked. "
Regarding tomorrow’s line-up: who will substitute Fredy Guarin? "Eugenio Corini is an excellent coach and I don’t want to give him any kind of advantage. Botta? He’ll be on the bench. He’s a talented lad, and clever. He has the right stuff to become a champion. In the meantime, I have to concentrate on earning points."
The coach was then asked if it would be worthwhile to focus more on set pieces: "We need to work a lot on set pieces, that’s true. We do it in training and we need to manage to put it into practice better during the matches. It also goes for the penalties, for example. They take them all well during training… [smiling]."