Fiorentina continue to toy with Inter at the moment. Midfield pair Milan Badelj and Matias Vecino are dictating play, lots of short, sharp passing in central midfield. Inter can't lay their hands on a white shirt at the moment.

Spain Under-21 forward Inaki Williams comes on for Athletic, in place of Sabin Merino. David Moyes responds with two substitutions of his own for La Real.

The sadistic part of me wanted to see Fiorentina really stick their foot on Inter's throats here. But they're kinder than me. La Viola continue to neatly ping the ball around, Inter struggling to get a foot on it for a sustained period. Little happening at the moment.

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Fiorentina boss Paulo Sousa is looking like a genius here in Serie A. What do you make of that Swansea/QPR/Leicester fans? His team are using their extra man wisely, knocking the ball around in midfield, stretching the depleted Inter side.

Geronimo Rulli spreads himself to block with his legs after Athletic's Aritz Aduriz beats La Real's offside trap to shoot from inside the area.

No sign of early encouragement for Inter. Fiorentina quickly get into their stride after the restart, Milan Badelj plays a neat one-two before firing low at goal from 20 yards. This time Samir Handanovic manages to make the ball stick to his gloves.

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Dave Wood: Fair play to David Moyes for the job he's doing at La Real. Revamping the club top to bottom on minimal resources.

Nathan Critchlow: City came from 3-0 down to win 4-3 against spurs in the FA cup in 2004. Also down to ten after Barton sent off at half time.

The official attendance tonight is 26,300. That means 6,000 empty seats inside Anoeta Stadium. Perhaps 6,000 missing supporters who had the inside track that this wasn't going to be a classic?

Here we go again. Inter trying to salvage some pride, Fiorentina may go for the jugular. 

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Roberto Mancini still has little colour in his cheeks as he returns to his seat. Unsurprisingly the Inter boss has decided to make a change. Midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia - Inter's record signing - is the man hooked, with defender Andrea Ranocchia trotting on. Inter could do with bringing on a brick wall as a half-time sub.

In case you are just joining us (where have you been) - you won't believe what is going on at the San Siro. Leaders Inter, who won their opening five matches and conceded just once, have been torn apart by a fearless Fiorentina side.

Paulo Sousa's side are set to go top of Serie A if this stays like it is.

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La Real's Sergio Canales swings a lazy left foot at a cross from David Zurutuza, and the ball flashes across the face of goal without anyone being able to apply a finishing touch. 

Kyle Utterson: Inter need half time but cannot see them changing the momentum of this match. I expect the visitors to score two more.

Steven McNamara: I never seen this 3-0 Fiorentina half time score coming, and neither did Roberto Mancini!

Max Baggins-Craig: Absolute belters for Kalinic and an electric first half. Fiorentina thoroughly deserve to win, Inter a joke and a mess.

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The respective managers don't seem to have had much impact with their interval team-talks, and it's more of the same at the start of the second-half. Can anyone rise above the mediocrity?

Three goals, one a penalty, a red card, and plenty more chances. Is that enough Sunday night entertainment for you? Would love to see what is going on in that Inter dressing room right now. Tea cups may be getting thrown at the wall.

Roberto Mancini looks like Casper the Ghost as he scurries down the San Siro touchline at the half-time whistle. The Inter boss is as white as a sheet. Unsurprising really seeing as he has just watched a 45-minute horror show. 

Fiorentina continue to confidently keep possession with plenty of short passes between defence and midfield, running down the clock until the break.

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