Inter Milan saw an extraordinary Barcelona team to reach the Champions League final on Tuesday and, while manager Simone Inzaghi was understandably impressed by the opposition, he said he would not change his players to anyone else.

After a scintillating 3-3 draw in the first game, it was difficult to imagine that returning to San Siro would be able to match the excitement, but both parties served an even more dramatic 120 minuteswith intercept coming to the top 4-3.

“First of all, we must wish too Barcelonaa really strong team“ Sadness Sky Sport told.

“It took a super, applause for these boys, two monstrous shows were given. I am happy to be their coach, they gave me everything they had. It’s just right for them to enjoy success in this stadium“

Inter had a two -goal lead half of the time before Barca organized a stunning comeback and seemed to steal victory, but Francesco Acerb Davide Frattesi scored the winner in extra time to send fans of the wild house.

“We had some problems, but with our hearts we went beyond any obstacles,“I know cases.

“We tried to play for him, with the weapons and qualities we have. After the first leg we had in mind the plan of the match, but without sacrifice and helping them all together, you can’t do it“

Inzaghi without much quality on the Barcelona side, and not just 17-year-old Yamal of pets who had taken most of the plaudits after his purpose and performance in the first match.

“There have been many conversations for Yamal, I have seen another extraordinary player who is (Barcelona midfielder Frankie) de Jong,“I know cases.

“He impressed me at Yamal’s level, he cleared every second ball. I wouldn’t change mine for anyone in the world but I have seen very strong except yamal“

Frattesi was the hero of San Siro, and also scored a late winner in the quarter-finals away in Bayern Munich who proved crucial in a 4-3 general victory.

“Incredible incredible, I don’t know what to say,“He said.

“After Munich I didn’t think I would repeat the same emotions, tonight incredible happened.

“I was not given such extraordinary talent, but I was always the last to give up and the first to believe in it. In 3-3 I said we would pass. I got out of the bench, but it’s like I played 120 minutes.“