Germany Star Reflects On Costly Handball Penalty In Inter Milan 2-2 Lazio Serie A Clash: ‘It Can Happen, Let’s Move On’

Inter Milan defender Yann Bisseck looked back on that decisive moment.

“Football is like that,” said the 24-year-old.

“Sometimes it goes well. Other times, not so much.”

“I feel sorry to everyone else,” Bisseck said. “But I don’t feel sorry for myself.”

“For the fans, we were so close to the Scudetto. It happened. But I have to look forward and move on.”

Then, Bisseck stated that “I think I played a good match against Lazio, but everyone just thinks back to that last moment.”

“Even I forget that I had even scored,” the German said.

“But that’s how football is. I have to grow, it can happen. But Saturday is the most important thing, and I’ll be fine.”

Then, Bisseck admitted that “sometimes my arm is too far out from my body.”

“But I’m 24 years old. These kinds of things will happen again in the future.”

“But I have to keep playing,” Bisseck emphasized.

“I know that the coach and my teammates consider me to be a player who can help the team. And I have to show it on the pitch.”

And of the controversy around the handball, Bisseck commented that “if the referee says that it’s a penalty, then it probably was one.”

Bisseck Says Inter “Have To Defend As A Team” Vs PSG

Then, Bisseck gave his thoughts on the upcoming Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.

“We have to defend as a team,” the German said. “We have to help each other out.”

“We beat Bayern and Barcelona. We can’t be afraid.”

Then, Bisseck added that “we’re not worried, we’ve beaten great teams and now we have confidence in ourselves, playing the way we always have.”

“We’re a very strong team,” the German declared. “We have our chance.”

Then, Bisseck said that Inter “have to forget what happened” in the Serie A title race as they head into next weekend’s final against PSG.

“We were all disappointed,” the 24-year-old admitted. “That’s normal.”

“But there’s a more important match on Saturday. We have to stay focused, prepare for it.”

“We have a great chance of winning,” Bisseck was very confident.