Claudio Ranieri complained his side had been short of luck as they were sent packing from the UEFA Champions League by Marseille.
A goal from Diego Milito (http://www.theinfostride.com/worldfootball/statisticsandrecords/players/player=198273/index.html) seemed to have secured a period of extra time until Brandao struck for the French in injury time to send Marseille into the quarter-finals.
Inter still had time to win the second round, second leg tie with the last kick of the match but were eliminated on away goals.
Ranieri felt his side had been the better one over the two legs and deserved something more. "It's the most unpleasant experience I've had because when a team fights and tries to do everything and even goes beyond what it can do and creates more chances over the 180 minutes only to lose and go out, it leaves a bitter taste in the mouth," he said.
"We tried, we had a go, we didn't manage it but we know we've done everything we could. We went there (to Marseille), we had three chances with (Diego) Forlan, (Mauro) Zarate and (Dejan) Stankovic but they scored in the 93rd minute. Here we had chances with (Wesley) Sneijder and Milito and then we scored (through Milito) but then we conceded."
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