Fans think it's over for Inter Milan in second leg of Barcelona tie after seeing what Lamine Yamal has posted on social media

Fans are expressing doubts about Inter Milan's chances in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final second leg against Barcelona after what Lamine Yamal has done on social media.

The two sides drew 3-3 in the first leg in Spain on Wednesday in what was a classic Champions League tie.

Inter went 2-0 up through goals from Marcus Thuram and Denzel Dumfries, and had initial success in keeping out Barcelona's top attacking stars.

Yamal limped off during the warm-up and had little impact on the game during the opening exchanges, but scored with a stunning solo effort on 24 minutes to drag his side back into the contest.

The 17-year-old was a nightmare for the Inter defence for the remainder of the match, and almost scored a second goal when his shot from a tight angle was brilliantly pushed onto the bar by Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer.

He then played a not insignificant part in Barca's third goal to make it 3-3, producing a dummy from a corner to leave the ball to Raphinha, whose 30-yard shot cannoned off the crossbar and then off the back of Sommer to roll over the line.

And his audacious first-time lob in injury time deceived everybody but agonisingly looped onto the bar.

It was a night to remember for the Spain international - and a change to his Instagram profile has fans already excited about what he might produce in the second leg.

Yamal changed his profile photo to an image of Super Saiyan - a transformation in the popular Dragon Ball Z anime series that gives the most powerful members of the Saiyan race an increase in power, speed and strength.

Lamine Yamal's new Instagram profile (Image: Instagram)

And Barcelona fans are now convinced that they will get over the line at the San Siro.

One wrote: "It's game over for Inter... trust me."

A second said: "So what he saw last night wasn't even half of his power."

A third added: "Bro's cooking something special for next week."

And a fourth stated: "Super charging after that masterclass? Yeah, pray for Inter."

super charging after that masterclass? yeah, pray for inter!!!

Superpowers aside, Barcelona will still surely feel confident of a result in Milan - particularly as they are this season's top scorers in the Champions League with 40 goals.

But their defensive frailties were shown at the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium - used while Camp Nou undergoes renovations - and they have now conceded 20 times this term.

And Inter were a matter of inches away from taking an aggregate lead back to Italy, with only Henrikh Mkhitaryan's boot stopping him from adding a fourth goal to his side's tally.

Speaking about the tight VAR offside decision post-match in an interview with TNT Sports, the former Manchester United and Arsenal winger said: "I feel very gutted. Maybe it was two or three centimetres. But this is football.

"My will was too much that I wanted to score. Maybe I rushed. Maybe I have to score in the second leg, let's see!"