Inter, Bisseck’s defiant celebration with a finger in front of his mouth: “The right response. When we lose, we’re the worst in the world...”

Bisseck starts the move that ends with his goal. He challenges Valente, who loses the aerial duel and allows Pio Esposito to win the ball. Bisseck then receives it on the edge of the box.

After a touch towards the centre of the pitch, he curls a left-footed shot into the far corner. It's a finish worthy of a great attacking winger, all the more impressive because he scores with his weaker foot.

He then ran towards the cameras in defiant celebration, repeatedly holding a finger in front of his mouth as if to say: "Everyone, be quiet." Was it a response to the criticism aimed at the team and dressing room after the derby defeat against AC Milan?

After the match, Bisseck played down the controversy when he spoke to Sky Sport:

"We gave the right response. The celebration? I did what came into my head; it wasn’t planned, it’s always good to score and help the team. We responded after the defeat. That’s football: you should never lose, but it happens. We did well today. When we lose a match, we’re the worst in the world, but we don’t care what other people say, we stick together, we’re on the right track, there’s a lot to learn and improve on, but we’re a very strong team