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Looks like Lukaku was played at mid-time with the aim of providing sharper counterattacks in order to break through the enemy's defense.
But the enemy they will face is Manchester City so any kind of counter-attack will be difficult to break into Manchester City's goal.
The match that they will play is to fight for the title so that Manchester City will really give full strength to the defense position and the forward position for attack.
Interesting to see what you have to say, but I'm not sure. Manchester City has a weakness that Inter's forwards can actually exploit, you know what I mean? Yes, it's their defense that sometimes isn't swift on counter-attacks.
In some league matches, I found Manchester City struggled to handle with counter-attacks because the players tend to be in the central area. Through this scheme Manchester City have also conceded several goals. Not only that, Manchester City also still struggle with the pressure if the opponents really press well, that is their problem as far as I know.