The only good thing from this utter borefest, is that as you saw, even though not standout performance, one saw what kind of play Marchisio contributes with (not quality of the performance perse, but TYPE of performance).
Which is a CM that takes initiative individually to either run with the ball or crosses/through ball passes, trying to find space ahead, basically connecting the defence with the attack quite well (whenever Camo drifted in, he went wide and functioned as a bit of a winger). Our other CMs/DMs are mainly more spreading the ball sideways to the fullbacks (that do just lame crosses) and more stationary in their positions, not box to box dynamics as Marchisio did from time to time.