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'No limits' for treble-hunting Inter, says Pavard
Benjamin Pavard said that Inter Milan can go as far as they want after the France defender helped fire the Italians into the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Inter will face Barcelona in the last four thanks in large part to Pavard's thumping header in the 61st minute at a soaking San Siro.
Pavard's header ensured Inter went through 4-3 on aggregate and kept alive Inter's dreams of winning the Serie A, Champions League and Italian Cup treble.
"We're not putting any limits on how far we can go. We have a great squad with really good players and a great staff," said Pavard.
"There's no limit, we want to win and we want to go through."
Pavard's exhausted France teammate Marcus Thuram admitted that the entire Inter team was "all a bit dead" at the final whistle after a thrilling night of football in soaking and blustery conditions in Milan.
Thomas Mueller said that he and his Bayern teammates were disappointed to not contest the final at their home stadium in Munich after the Germans failed to beat Inter at the San Siro for the first time.
"I gave everything, we gave everything. We played against the best team in Italy who have only conceded two goals in the Champions League before facing us," Muller told DAZN.
"I saw players who fought on the pitch and showed a lot of energy... The fans saw that we gave everything. It's a pity for us because the final was in Munich, but the Champions League is not a picnic."
A.O.Scott--AT
