Inter took a 2-0 lead into half-time against Feyenoord in the fourth round of the 2026/2027 Champions League, thanks to goals from Yann Bisseck and Pio Esposito.

After both hard-earned goals came distinctive celebrations. The Italian striker's showed anger and joy, while the German defender's was particularly provocative as he marked the first Champions League goal of his career.

The goal

Bisseck plays a part at both ends of the move. He challenges Valente, who loses the aerial duel and allows Pio Esposito to win the ball back. As play develops, Bisseck receives the ball on the edge of the area.

From there, he controls the ball towards the centre of the pitch before curling a left-footed shot into the far corner. It's a goal worthy of a great attacking winger, especially as he scores with his weaker foot.

The controversial celebration

Then came the defiant celebration: a run towards the cameras and a finger repeatedly held to the lips, as if to say: "Everyone be quiet." Was it a clear reference to the criticism aimed at this team and dressing room after the derby defeat to AC Milan?