Stefano Colantuono felt Atalanta “did not deserve” to go behind, but Inter had free rein after the red card.
The Orobici went into the break 2-1 down despite a good first half performance, eventually beaten 4-1 after Yohan Benalouane saw red.
“There was no chance in the second half, as we were down to 10 men,” Colantuono told Sky Sport Italia.
Stefano Colantuono felt Atalanta “did not deserve” to go behind, but Inter had free rein after the red card.
The Orobici went into the break 2-1 down despite a good first half performance, eventually beaten 4-1 after Yohan Benalouane saw red.
“There was no chance in the second half, as we were down to 10 men,” Colantuono told Sky Sport Italia.
“We can judge the first half performance and Atalanta did better than Inter. We had several opportunities to score and could’ve done so earlier with Pinilla, who was very unlucky.
“We conceded from a penalty in the second minute, then 60 seconds after our equaliser we conceded again. We did not deserve that.”