Inter's 4-0 Showcase: Fabregas Stays Even-Keeled as Como's Defense Shines and Learns

Match Reflections

Cesc Fabregas, Como's coach, insisted that he did not see a big difference between his team and Inter Milan, despite a heavy 0-4 loss in round 14 of the Italian league.

And Fabregas's side, Como, have been among the best clubs in Serie A this season, boasting the best defense in the entire competition, and conceding no more than a single goal in any one match.

Despite their strong defense and attack, Inter Milan secured a resounding 4-0 victory in one of the heaviest defeats for the Spanish coach's team.

Inter raised its tally to 30 points and temporarily climbed to the top of the standings, while Como's tally stalled at 24 points in sixth place.

And Fabregas said in comments to DAZN Italy that the hardest thing for him right now is analyzing this big result.

And he added that it is hard to explain this; he may not like saying it, but he did not see a big difference in footballing performance between the two sides this evening. What he saw was world-class attacking.

And he added that he thought about changing Como's playing style, but his mind refused; he is happy with that, to be honest. It might make him look stupid or a failure.

And he continued that he feels his team has matured today, which does not happen when you win and people call you a genius. After a heavy defeat, you learn more and value everything better.

And he added that Dont forget, Como has earned 60 points in the last 38 rounds of the Italian league, and that's impressive. Como is on the right track; we lost to a very strong opponent today.

And he noted that you could play a 6-3-1 or 5-4-1 defensive lineup in such matches, but he prefers the loss even with this deserved result.

And it is a heavy and deserved defeat, because Inter is a very strong side, and he will be here to watch them play against Liverpool to keep learning. We will continue to play with heads held high.

We will continue to play with heads held high.

Sniper joke 1: That 0-4 scoreline was so one-sided, even the stat sheet asked for a timeout.

Sniper joke 2: Como's defense must have mistaken Inter for a tutorial on how to break through a wall—spoiler: the wall won this time.