Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport journalist

Nicolo Tresoldi scored a stunning hat-trick as Club Brugge handed Inter Milan their fourth consecutive Champions League defeat for the first time in their history in a seven-goal thriller.

It took until the half-hour mark for the first of the seven strikes when referee Rohit Saggi awarded a penalty for Club Brugge - which Tresoldi hammered into the top right corner for his first of the evening.

On the brink of half-time, captain Lautaro Martinez made it 1-1 with his first Champions League goal since November 2025.

But a poor mistake from Inter goalkeeper Josep Martinez, who rushed out of his goal to miss the ball, allowed Tresoldi to slot into an open goal for his second of the night.

Eleven minutes later came the hat-trick goal for Tresoldi, who latched on to Martinez's save before powering into the bottom corner for 3-1.

With less than 10 minutes to play, Martinez gave Inter hope of snatching a point with his second of the evening after he pounced on the loose ball in the box.

That hope seemed to be snatched away when Romeo Vermant reinstated the Belgian's two-goal lead three minutes from time.

But even in the 93rd minute, the goals were still flowing as substitute Ange-Yoan Bonny cut in from the left side before whipping a great finish into the far corner for 4-3.