Inter-Milan in the Champions League semifinal puts the city back at the center of Europe

The two Milanese teams arrive at the Cup appointment in the most improbable season. It will be like taking a dive into 2003, an anthropological clash. And the fans will now have a month to dream

And it’s Neuro-Derby, gentlemen. Twenty years later, like the sequel to The Three Musketeers written by Alexandre Dumas: Milan is back to playing its sporting life in 180 minutes that we already imagine suffocating, today that the first real unseasonal heat has emerged in the city. In May 2003 there were thirty degrees in the shade and about three hundred at San Siro, on the evening of May 7 and even more that of May 13, when the pulsations of millions of fans followed a Richter scale trend. This is how it will go and, probably, this is how it should have gone: the many small episodes also demonstrate it, all those tapes in favor of the two Milanese players between round trips, including some benevolent referee whistle or non-whistle that indicated the direction of the wind (Leao on Lozano on Tuesday evening, Lautaro on Aursnes yesterday evening).