Cambiaso explains why Juventus are still lagging behind Inter Milan

“Sometimes there’s no real sense of danger. In some situations, I was responsible too,” admitted the 26-year-old in his post-match interview with Sky Sport Italia via Calciomercato.

“Unfortunately, we’ve conceded a lot of goals this season. The numbers speak for themselves. Now we have to stay calm. We know we need to win all the remaining matches, but that would’ve been the case regardless of the result.”

Cambiaso reveals why Inter outscored Juventus this season

Cambiaso then went on to compare this Juventus side to Inter, who didn’t only managed to rout the competition en route towards the Scudetto, but also achieved big results, especially against smaller oppositions, whereas the Old Lady dropped easy points, including twice against Verona.

“Towards the end, we were a bit frantic, but we created a lot. I think that’s normal—we had three or four clear chances, we hit the post twice.

“Football is an extremely episodic sport, and when you can’t score, that urgency kicks in. Inter have that killer instinct: they win 602 against Pisa, and in other games they’ve scored four or five.

“That’s the difference between those who win the title and those still fighting. Like I said, football is episodic—you have to make the most of the chances you get.”

Cristian Chivu’s men often struggled against fellow big clubs this season. They lost twice against their crosstown rivals, Milan, only picked up a point in their two meetings against Napoli, and their win against Juventus was blemished by the scandelous Pierre Kalulu red card.

Nevertheless, Inter seldom dropped points against smaller opposition, and it ultimately paid dividends. This is a lesson that Juventus should learn if they intend to return to the podium in the coming years