Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas showing the studio today.

My Craig Verley and Stevie Nicol will kick things off in Italy, into taking on Arsenal in the Champions League.

Miguel Atetta not happy. He felt his side-shund had a penalty in the first half summer coming out and punching Marino however nothing it was given

it looked like he maybe just touched the ball and then just before the break it would be Inter

who would be awarded a penalty the aforementioned.

Marino with a handball and the spot kick was awarded.

Chandongley would step up to convert it to make it 1-0.

Kai Havitt had a chance in the second half, but a pretty flat game in the end,

Inter will be delighted with the three points.

For more on this, let's welcome in, shall we,

former Interland striker.

Juergen Klinsman is with us.

You're going to really good performance from Inter today.

Well, efficient, very, very efficient, obviously.

They got the three points. That's what they wanted and needed.

I was a little bit surprised that he left out Turam, he left out Megitarian, he left out Bastoni, Barella from the beginning on.

But they had then, obviously, the moment with the penalty penalty given and that was the game winner.

I thought it was even, the whole game was fairly even.

And Arsenal had there a few, very few opportunities, especially second half with Harvard,

the two opportunities that he had to score.

So it was kind of a minimal amount of work that Inter put into it,

because they are already with their heads towards the weekend game with Napoli,

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