In the early morning of Beijing time this morning, in a focus battle in the 33rd round of Serie A, Inter Milan challenged Spezia away. In the first half, Brozovic volleyed into the goal. In the second half, Perisic assisted a score from a substitute Lautaro that was then pulled back by the home team, and Lautaro assisted Sanchez's low shot in stoppage time to seal the win. In the end, Inter beat Spezia 3-1 away. At present, in the case of one game less, Inter milan is two points behind AC Milan and ranks second in Serie A, and there is a great chance of defending the title.
This morning, Argentine striker Joaquin Correa started unsatisfactorily, being replaced in the 59th minute and another Argentine striker Lautaro came off the bench. In just over 30 minutes, the Inter star really had the courage to play. In the 73rd minute, Perisic shook off defenders and Lautaro reached for the pad on the ball's route to help Inter take a 2-0 lead.
In the 87th minute Spezia pulled a goal back and the suspense of victory returned. At the crucial moment, it was Lautaro who stepped forward again, and in the 93rd minute, Lautaro got the ball and quickly burst into the box to cross, Sanchez followed up with a push to break the goal, and Inter finally locked in a 3-1 victory.
After this morning's substitute achievements, Lautaro's Serie A goals this season have reached 15, and among the Argentine stars who play in the five major champions leagues in the Champions League, Lautaro has scored only one less goal than Simeone Jr. and 2 more goals than another Inter striker, Jeko, and is a well-deserved star of Inter. For his role this morning, Lautaro said after the game that he was always doing his best for Inter, although he did not like to sit on the bench, but every time he played, he would do his best.
Lautaro is currently the absolute main player of the Argentine national team and he is also the Argentine star who has scored the most goals under Scaloni. As expected, Argentina's main strikers for the World Cup this year are Messi, Lautaro and Di Maria. Of course, the Angels will come off the bench in some games, but the key games will definitely start with Messi and Lautaro. In other words, Lautaro and angels are Messi's right-hand men at this year's World Cup.
Joaquin Correa performed mediocre this morning, with both him and Dzeko scoring low after the game. So in the Argentine national team, Joaquin Correa, Ocampos and Oka are likely to compete for a substitute seat; if the Angels can't start, Ocampos and Oka are more likely to start than Joaquin Correa.
Of course, Argentina's strikers are full of talent, and Ann Correa and Dybala may even miss the 26-man squad for the World Cup. Simeone Jr., who currently scores the most goals in Europe's five major leagues, has not been selected for the national team for a long time, not because he is not brave, but because he is not stable.