Juventus-Inter is the derby of Italy. When the end of 1966-67 season Gianni Brera coined this definition for the challenge to return to Turin between the two teams, he did because at that moment Juventus and Inter were the first and second in the standings and the teams that had until then had won the most championships.
The criterion for judging the Brera was just and only that. Therefore those who justify the definition of derby of Italy Giovanni Luigi Brera citing San Zeno, the Po, has at least the decency to avoid confusion. Do your bit to make reference to not being in Serie B, because in 1966-67, the year of the first definition of the Brera, Milan and Bologna also had never been, as it was once among cadets.
The criterion for judging the Brera was just and only that. Therefore those who justify the definition of derby of Italy Giovanni Luigi Brera citing San Zeno, the Po, has at least the decency to avoid confusion. Do your bit to make reference to not being in Serie B, because in 1966-67, the year of the first definition of the Brera, Milan and Bologna also had never been, as it was once among cadets.
