Inter 4-3 Barcelona result - Davide Frattesi's extra-time strike sends Nerazzurri through to UEFA Champions League final in classic contest

Lautaro's work for the evening is done, with just under 20 minutes remaining.

The skipper makes way for Taremi, while a defensive change sees Darmian replace Bisseck.

A neatly worked free-kick is teed up for Yamal to strike.

His shot is on target, but De Jong unwittingly diverts it away from goal and over.

Inter are sloppy in possession just outside their own penalty area.

Mkhitaryan, trying to recover, is late on Yamal, and the referee points to the spot.

However, VAR has a word in his ear to inform his contact was just outside the box.

The penalty is subsequently overturned in favour of a Barca free-kick.

Both sides go on the attack within the space of a minute.

However, on each occasion, the final pass lets them down and the respective defences breathe a sigh of relief.

Try picking a winner from here with just under half an hour of the tie remaining.

Barca certainly have all the momentum after coming from 2-0 down to level.

The comeback is complete and we're all square at San Siro!

Barca maintain their pressure and Gerard Martin's deep cross is met by the unmarked Dani Olmo, who has all the time in the world to nod home from close range.

Make a note of that moment!

From an Inter corner, Barca superbly work the ball from one end to the other.

Once again, Gerard Martin finds Eric Garcia at the far post, but his first-time shot is somehow clawed away by Sommer.

Inzaghi is the first coach to turn to his bench.

Dimarco's work for the evening is done, as Carlos Augusto replaces him at left wing-back to keep an eye on Yamal.

Hope rekindled for Barca!

At the second attempt, Gerard Martin manages to sit a cross up to the far post.

There, Eric Garcia arrives and neatly cushions a volley into the top corner, leaving Sommer no chance.

From the resulting free-kick, Acerbi glances the ball home - albeit having strayed offside.

That is a let-off for Barca.

Inigo Martinez brings down Thuram, and has his name taken by the referee.

This is not exactly unfamiliar territory for Barca.

After all, they trailed 2-0 and 3-2 during last week's first leg.

Earlier in this season's competition, they were 4-2 adrift against Benfica during the league phase, but came back to win 5-4.

Barca get the ball rolling again.

Can they turn this deficit around?

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Inter 2-0 Barcelona (agg 5-3)

Scuffles break out among the players following Calhanoglu's penalty.

There is a check for a potential red card, but it comes to nothing.

Calhanoglu doubles the lead!

The calmest man inside San Siro, he steps up to the spot and confidently sweeps his penalty into the bottom-right corner, as Szczesny dives the other way.

After referring to his pitchside monitor, the referee decides Inigo Martinez caught the foot of Lautaro Martinez before the ball, and points to the spot.

Flick is incensed, but what a chance this is for Inter...

Inter attack and Lautaro is just about to pull the trigger, but Inigo Martinez denies him with what appears to be a perfectly timed sliding challenge.

However, the Nerazzurri skipper stays down, and VAR are taking a look at this...

Dumfries' long throw is flicked on by Thuram, before breaking kindly for Calhanoglu.

The midfielder swings at the ball with his left foot, but does not connect cleanly and scuffs his shot wide.

That was a good opportunity for Inter to double their lead.

Dumfries long throw ricochets kindly for Mkhitaryan, who thinks: 'why not?' from 25 yards out.

The midfielder unleashes a volley that drifts agonisingly wide of the far post, with Szczesny nowhere near.