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Alexis Sanchez was the only positive as his second-half cameo helped Inter Milan secure a valuable point against Torino.

The veteran striker showcased his game intelligence and experience to create space for himself while also offering key passes in and around the penalty area. He isn't a second striker. The ageing wide player was subbed off at half-time as Simone Inzaghi opted for more freshness out wide. Lautaro Martinez: 5/10 Quite predictably, the midfielder struggled in gaining control of the proceedings and was subbed off midway through the second half. Nicolo Barella crafted a few brilliant opportunities using his superior technical and creative prowess. He was poor defensively as well, with Brekalo often causing menace. Filling in for the injured de Vrij, Andrea Ranocchia produced a disastrous display at the heart of the Inter Milan backline. Not the most convincing performance from the talented Italian centre-back. The goal prompted the visitors to quickly search for a winner, but it wasn’t to come. Other than the save, Handanovic wasn’t really asked to do much despite Torino’s forays going forward. Torino’s early pressure was paid off when Bremer took advantage of an absolute mess from the Nerazzurri backline during a set-piece situation.

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Inter does have a game in hand on all of the teams around it, but the Nerazzurri can’t afford any more missteps if it wants to be champions again come May. Brozovic - 10 (Man of the Match): At this point, his agent could probably demand absurd wages and Inter would have no choice but to accept. Inter began to pour numbers forward in search of a leveler as the second half wore on and Sanchez and Vidal entered the fray. It’s hard to feel very excited, however, knowing that not only did the Nerazzurri leave two vital points on the table, but put in a performance that failed to resemble anything worthy of the champions of Italy. Had 28 touches, no crosses or key passes, and next to nil impact in the final third. Gosens - 5: Came on at halftime for Perisic but was far from an upgrade. The Nerazzurri hearts were in its mouth again in the 35th minute after a coming together between Ranocchia and Belotti in the box that sure looked to be a foul, but the referee saw nothing untoward even after checking the VAR monitor (not sure how but I have no complaints). Torino missed a superb chance of its own as Pobega poked a close-range effort wide on the counter in the second minute of stoppage time. Had just 26 touches, 0 key passes, and 1 shot before an early exit in favor of Sanchez. Inzaghi brought Dimarco and Gosens on for Bastoni and Perisic respectively in an attempt to spark Inter into life. The best chance of the game yet for Inter came in the 68th minute when a Calhanoglu cross found a wide-open Dzeko deep inside the box, but once again, the Bosnian’s wayward header amounted to nothing. Only a last-minute Alexis Sanchez equalizer spared Inter from defeat, but the damage had already been done.