Yann Sommer gives his assessment of Inter Milan’s UCL win: “Tough game”

Inter Milan goalkeeper Yann Sommer has given his verdict on the nail-biting 1-0 UEFA Champions League win against Young Boys.

During his post-game interview with Prime, as reported by FCInterNewsthe former Swiss international assessed the Nerazzurri’s hard-fought success in Bern.

For Inter, playing on artificial turf has always been a challenge.

Over and beyond Simone Inzaghi There have been numerous personnel changes compared to the line-up that won 1-0 at Roma last weekend.

However, Sommer was one of the few first team professionals who retained their place in the starting eleven.

And once again the Swiss veteran proved to be decisive.

In fact, his outstanding performance, highlighted by five saves, inspired Inter to another European clean sheet.

It is noteworthy that the Italians recorded three shutouts in as many Champions League games this season.

Summer’s contribution tonight was tremendous.

Amid Inter’s difficulties adapting to an artificial turf, the 35-year-old’s convincing performance in goal made the difference.

Inter Milan goalkeeper Yann Sommer gives his assessment of the nerve-wracking win against Young Boys

Inter must have believed they would get another routine Champions League win after a 4-0 win over Red Star Belgrade.

However, the Young Boys gave the Serie A champions a run for their money.

“It was a tough game against an aggressive team that put a lot of pressure on us. “These are valuable three points,” said Sommer after the game.

“They had several chances to score; it was hard. But we also had chances, including the missed penalty.

“In the end it’s a well-deserved victory.”

Marko Arnautovic made Inter’s life in Bern far more complicated than expected.

In fact, he was unable to score from the penalty spot at the start of the second half as David von Ballmoos parried his weak shot.

But Sommer supported his clubmate afterwards.

“Yes, it’s okay to miss a penalty; it happens.

“We have to stick together and keep playing until the end.”