Inter Milan star shocks CBS Sports panel with x-rated comment immediately after beating Barcelona

One Inter Milan star shocked the CBS Sports audience after making a hilarious x-rated comment that left the panel in stitches.

On Tuesday night, Inter Milan booked their place in the Champions League final following a thrilling 7-6 clash with Barcelona.

A 3-3 draw in both legs meant that the tie went into extra-time, where Inter substitute Davide Frattesi clinched a 99th minute winner in dramatic fashion.

But the drama for Frattesi didn't stop when the full-time whistle was blown, as the Inter star caused a stir with his x-rated comment live on air while speaking to CBS Sports.

The CBS Sports panel of Kate Scott, Thierry Henry, Micah Richards and Jamie Carragher has established itself as one of the most popular Champions League broadcasts due to the light-hearted relationship between the four hosts.

But fans tuning on on Tuesday were in for a shock as Frattesi dropped an x-rated comment while being interviewed by the panel shortly after beating Barcelona at the San Siro.

Speaking after the match, Henry spoke to the Inter midfielder, stating: "I didn't see a man that was nervous. I saw a man that was composed to be able to finish at that time, in that tie, in that game. How did you think about doing that?"

Laughing, Frattesi replied: "I don't know, maybe because I was thinking that if I don't score, I'm f*****!"

Davide Frattesi scored the winning goal against Barcelona to take Inter Milan to the Champions League final. (Image: Getty)

The Italian's comment left the entire CBS panel taken aback as they all burst into laughter and stared at each other before reminding him that they were live on television.

After being brought off the bench in the 79th minute of the match, Frattesi became the hero of the match in the ninth minute of extra time, curling the ball into the bottom right corner of Szczesny’s net to book Inter's place in the Champions League final.

The Italian side will face either Paris Saint-Germain or Arsenal, who will settle their tie at the Parc des Princes tonight, in the final at the Allianz Arena on May 31.