Inter Milan captain Samir Handanovic admits there's still anger amongst the players after their 3-3 draw with Fiorentina.

Inter were leading 3-1 until Luis Muriel struck with a free kick and Jordan Veretout converted a penalty that was awarded by VAR - despite Danilo D'Ambrosio's handball not appearing to be deliberate.

“Everyone's seen it: there was first a foul on D'Ambrosio and then there was no penalty," Handanovic told Sky Sport Italia.

“There's no need to speak: it was for all to see. Now we're angry, indeed: frustrated. But it's normal.

“They weren't dead at 3-1 down, but they were running behind the ball. Then there was that Muriel free kick, which got them back into the game.

“We got sucked in a bit too much before their third goal. Everyone made mistakes. The wind gave the free kick more spin and power.

“You could see it, he said it too. He took it perfectly: it was a great goal, but…"