Inter Milan is not a defensive team, but their defense is a big reason for what they have done well in Europe this season.
Inzaghi have scored just three goals in 11 Champions League games this season, with an average of 0.27 per game.
This is the second lowest figure in the history of the race, after City A Milan rivals scored 0.25 per game on their way to become the European champion in 1993-9
That number is remarkable, taking into account the age of their main defenders.
The 36-year-old goalkeeper, Stephen de Verge, midfielder 33, Matthew Darmian and Francisco Asserby – 35 and 37 years old last week.
While midfielder Henrich Makhtarian, 36, joined Asserby, Darmian and Somer in the starting line-up, Interpel became the first team to finish the Champions League squad for the age of four.
“It’s about the games and the man of the Zonal, who has the opposite sign,” Italian football journalist David Ferni told the BBC Sport.
“It takes the smart central defender Inzaghi who can throw high-level strikers such as Kine and Leroy Sane on the occasion, or forcibly throw them away for a frightened decision.
“Only one jacket in the system can be decisive and we have seen how the dominant Carlos Augusto (left-page) was against Conrad Leimer.
But don’t be deceived by thinking between the bus stopping.
Inter have put 573 pressures against Bayern in a Champions League game in a Champions League game this season, the most pressure in a Champions League – including the extra time.