Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi declared their 2-2 draw with Bologna not good enough.

Inter blew a 2-0 lead to be pegged back by Thiago Motta's team.

“There's a lot of bitterness on my part and on the part of the guys," Inzaghi said after the match.

“Because we played the match that we had to. But then we paid for two moments where we lost concentration.

“After taking a 2-0 lead, a team like ours has to win.

"Because based on what we did we would've deserved a different result.

“But that's how football is. It's a hundred minutes where you need very high levels of concentration."

Inzaghi also remarked: “In the last two matches here at home against Sassuolo and Bologna, we wanted a different result.

“We needed to maintain greater concentration."

As far as the matches against Red Bull Salzburg and Torino after the break, Inzaghi said that “We have to play well and be ready.

“Now we've finished the first cycle of matches," he added. 'The players who remain here will continue to work in training.

“The others will deservedly go to be with their national teams. And then we will all come back here and regroup, and then another new and intense cycle of matches will begin."