At this level of clumsiness, it starts to become legendary. Six months after having precipitated the elimination of Belgium during the pool phase of the World Cup by harvesting all the Bordeaux wines of the year (failed header from six meters, hitting the post from ten meters, control of the bitten chest when all that remains is to push it to the bottom), Lukaku still has make his supporters cry Saturday night when Inter Milan lost to Manchester City in the Champions League (1-0).
Yet in verve since April (nine goals in the bag), Dzeko’s replacement has made a comeback he is not ready to forget. Omnipresent and really interesting in intentions, Lukaku first prevented his teammate Dimarco from equalizing after a ball pushed back by the bar, by being placed well involuntarily on the trajectory of the ball. The sign that this story was going to go wrong? This was confirmed in the 89th, when the Belgian, served wonderfully by Gosens four or five meters from goal, managed to poke his head right into Ederson when he had the cage open. Terrible for Lukaku and the Inter fans.
