In the second half, Inter's performance was as Totti had anticipated.
Despite Rudy Garcia desperately shouting from the sidelines, "Move, move!" "Press, press!" "Push up, push up!"
The speed at which the players on the field were exhausting their stamina was beyond his control.
By the 65th minute of the match, at least half of Rome's players could no longer run.
The reason was that no matter how much they ran, they couldn't tear apart Inter's resolutely retreating defense. But they didn't have a ten-year-younger Totti to attract more than two Inter players to come and press, so they could only maintain their running intensity. The more they ran, the more exhausted they became, and the more exhausted they became, the less they could tear open Inter's defense. The players' technical actions were gradually deforming.
This led to a vicious cycle.
"Rome's stamina has reached its limit!"
