TURIN -- Juventus finally had to admit the superiority of Inter Milan, 0-1, in the match titled Derby d'Italia, Monday (4/4) early morning WIB. The defeat in the match in the 31st Serie A giornata made the Old Lady even more left behind from the Nerazzurri on the standings.

Stuck in fourth place, I Bianconeri are four points behind I Nerazzurri, who sit in third place with a collection of 63 points from 30 matches. La Beneamata are increasingly comfortable in third place and cut the distance between Napoli and Napoli, who are in second place.

In addition, the Nerazzurri also maintain the opportunity to remain involved in the Scudetto title race this season. The Game The game tends to be tough at the beginning of the match.

Players from both teams made tough tackling in duels for the ball. The referee has even issued three yellow cards when the game has not even been running for 30 minutes. The first yellow card in this match was received by Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez, who was caught kicking Manuel Locatelli in the head.

Even so, the game started to run much better in the middle of the first half. I Bianconeri as the home team tried to control the match and continued to press the visitors' defense.

On the other hand, La Beneamata did not want to take the risk by directly launching an attack. As a result, Juventus proved to be more likely to spread threats to La Benemata's goal.

There were 11 shots, including three shots on target, released by Juventus players. However, the best opportunity throughout the first half was actually obtained by the visitors, precisely in the first minute of injury time .

After conducting a VAR review, the referee awarded a penalty kick for La Beneamata after Denzel Dumfries was fouled by Alex Sandro during injury time . Hakan Calhanoglu's penalty kick was blocked by Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny.

However, the referee decided to repeat the execution of the penalty kick. On the second opportunity to execute a penalty kick, Calhanoglu managed to beat Szczesny.

As in the first opportunity, the former AC Milan attacking midfielder directed the ball to the right side of the Juventus goal. However, the ball was too fast for Szczesny to block. La Beneamata was one goal ahead of the home team in the first half.

Conceded in the injury time of the first half, plus the controversy about the Inter Milan penalty goal, made Juventus immediately try to step on the gas in the second half. I Bianconeri continued to control the game and launched wave after wave of attacks.

On the other hand, La Beneamata tend to wait on their own field while occasionally launching a counter-attack. I Bianconeri got a golden opportunity in the middle of the second half.

Dusan Vlahovic, who received a pass from Adrien Rabiot, managed to get past Inter Milan's defenders. Unfortunately, Vlahovic's shot was wide on the side of the La Beneamata goal.

In the 73rd minute, the home team got another chance to equalize. This time, the opportunity was obtained by Dennis Zakaria.

Doing a solo run and passing at least three Inter Milan players, Zakaria pushed to the front of the La Beneamata penalty box. Zakaria's action ended with a hard kick.

However, Zakaria's kick ball still hit the right post of the goal. Finally, after recording 54 percent possession and shooting 21 shots, including 11 on target, the Bianconeri had to admit the Nerazzurri's lead with a controversial goal at the end of the first half.