​Inter maintained their perfect start to their UEFA Champions League campaign after coming from behind to defeat Group B opponents PSV Eindhoven 2-1 at the Philips Stadion. The Italians, who fought back to triumph over Tottenham Hotspur at the San Siro, fell behind after Pablo Rosario's thunderous drive from 25 yards in the 27th minute, but drew level through Radja Nainggolan's fierce strike just before the interval. Skipper Mauro Icardi then slotted home to score what turned out to be the winner on the hour-mark. Check out our breakdown of the game below. PSV EINDHOVEN Key Talking Point The Dutch side responded well to their 4-0 defeat against Barcelona on matchday one, creating some good chances against Inter and eventually went in front when Rosario rifled home into the top-corner from outside the area . Mark van Bommel's side could have been out of sight five minutes before the interval, when Handanović handled the ball outside the area. However, despite seeming to be a certain dismissal, referee Milorad Mažić bizarrely decided to book the player, giving PSV's opponents a lifeline. It was a lifeline which I Nerazzurri eventually took advantage of, with Nainggolan levelling the scores after Jeroen Zoet parried Kwadwo Asamoah's long-range effort. The Dutch side approached the second-half in the same attacking manner, and very nearly went in front again when Gastón Pereiro cut-inside to fire an effort that struck the post, but it was their defence that was their undoing. A mix-up between Zoet and defender Daniel Schwaab allowed Icardi to latch onto a long-ball forward, round the keeper and fire home into the unguarded-net. Player Ratings Starting XI: Zoet (6); Dumfries (6), Schwaab (5), Viergever (6), Angeliño (6); Rosario (7), Pereiro (6), Hendrix (6); Lozano (6), D e Jong (6), Bergwijn (6) Substitutes: Donyell Malen (6) STAR MAN - Rosario lit up the first-half. He broke up play well, forced Handanović into a fine save and scored an absolute peach of a strike to put the Dutch outfit in front. He didn't feature as much in the second-half, and even though his goal couldn't deny Il Biscione the victory, it was a strike to savour. WORST PLAYER - Schwaab had a torrid evening against Inter. He couldn't get close to striker Icardi and gifted the Argentine several key opportunities, one of which he finished, as a result of a mix-up between the defender and Zoet, who was also a candidate for the Worst Player title. The keeper was at fault for both of Inter's goals but produced some fine saves to keep his side in the game. INTER Key Talking Point Inter's performance against PSV seemed to replicate their come-back-victory over Tottenham on Matchday one. Having gone behind through a goal of sheer quality from Rosario, they responded well and took advantage of some poor defensive mistakes from their Dutch counterparts. The Italians were fortunate not to be a man down when H andanović escaped a clear sending-off, for handling the ball out outside the area, but they used the incident as a wake-up call. Nainggolan and Icardi combined well throughout the first-half and were both involved for the Nerazzurri's leveller, which came as a result of the Belgian firing home after Icardi saw his strike blocked. Icardi was a constant threat over the course of the match, he made some terrific runs and created yards of space for himself. He forced Zoet into several fine saves before latching onto Danilo D'Ambrosio's cross-field pass and rounding the keeper to find the back of the net. Inter looked comfortable in the second-half and they had Handanović - who was lucky to still be on the pitch - to thank. The Slovenian reacted well to terrifically palm away an acrobatic effort from substitute Donyell Malen. Player Ratings Starting XI: Handanović (6); D'Ambrosio (6), Škriniar (6), D e Vrij (6), Asamoah (6); Vecino (6) , Brozović (6), Politano (6), Nainggolan (7), Perišić (5); Icardi (8*) Substitutes: Valero (N/A), Candreva (N/A) STAR MAN - Mauro Icardi's winning goal made him an obvious candidate for star player. The striker was utterly brilliant tonight. He was involved in Nainggolan's leveller, made several neat exchanges with his teammates and led the line like a true number nine. He did well to keep the ball under-pressure and was always an option in the area. Icardi was a leader on the pitch, telling his teammates to stay calm and keep composed even when they had fell behind, which ultimately paid off as he scored the decisive winner. WORST PLAYER - Perišić was fairly anonymous by his usual standards. It was strange to see the Croat so quiet, although it was understandable considering most of Inter's attacking play took place on the right flank, where Matteo Politano was operating. The Croat didn't make many of his trademark runs down the left-flank and seemed a bystander for the most part. Looking Ahead The result meant that Inter moved onto six points in second, while PSV remained at the bottom of Group B, without a point. Still perfect in the Eredivisie, PSV Eindhoven host sixth-placed VVV Venlo in the hope of maintaining their 100% record at the top of the league. As for Inter, they travel to 13th-placed SPAL, hoping to make it four consecutive league victories before the all-important Milan Derby, which takes place following the international break.<doc-sep>Inter will look to make it back-to-back wins to start their Champions League campaign when they take on PSV at the Philips Stadion on Wednesday night. ​ ​The Italian side came back from behind and struck late on to beat Tottenham 2-1 in their opening match, and will look to pile the pressure on Barcelona and Spurs with a second successive win. As for PSV, they were victims of a classic ​Barcelona performance at the Nou Camp, comfortably beaten 4-0 by Lionel Messi and co. With the pressure already seemingly on the Eredivisie champions to pick up points soon, they'll be determined to get their first points on the board on Wednesday in front of their home fans. ​ ​Here is everything you need to know ahead of the clash. The two sides met at the San Siro in October 2007 for the second round of games in Group F of the Champions League. The Italians got off to a good start having been given a penalty after just 15 minutes, a penalty which Zlatan Ibrahimovic duly slotted home giving his side an early lead. Then with 15 minutes remaining in the first half, Ibrahimovic got both his and ​Inter's second goal of the night with Luis Figo bagging himself an assist as Inter looked to be cruising. However, with half an hour left to play Inter went down to 10 men after defender Chivu was shown a second yellow card. ​ ​Despite having to defend with their lives at times along with Suazo receiving a straight red card in injury time, Inter were able to hang on and take all three points in what turned into a tense affair for Roberto Mancini's men. Key Battle ​He had his hands full in the last game having to deal with none other than ​Lionel Messi , and it'll be no different for Schwaab in PSV's second game of the group stage. Now, he will be tasked with trying to stop one of Europe's most deadly strikers when he goes head-to-head against Inter's captain ​Icardi Admittedly the Argentine has struggled at times this season having scored just one ​Serie A goal in five appearances so far and was quiet for large parts of Inter's Champions League opener against Tottenham, however he then showed his class with a moment of brilliance to spark his side's late comeback. With his team 1-0 down in the 85th minute, he found himself on the end of a Kwadwo Asamoah cross on the edge of the box, and let fly with a stunning first-time volley​ which rifled into the bottom corner to give his team an equalising goal, after being virtually non-existent in the game until that point. ​ ​He's capable of changing a game in an instant, and Schwaab will be well aware of the threat he brings on the pitch. Team News ​It looks as though the Dutch champions will be without midfielder Ryan Thomas for the rest of the season after he suffered a serious knee injury, whilst Dante Rigo is also set to miss out on Wednesday night. Other than the pair, Mark van Bommel will have a full squad to select from. As for Inter with Miranda returning to the starting lineup for Inter's 2-0 win over Cagliari on Saturday, it means that the Italians will almost have a full squad at his disposal for their Champions League clash, with the exception of their summer arrival Sime Vrasljko. ​ ​The Croatian international has now been out for three weeks with a knee injury, and there has still not been any indication from the club that he is nearing a return to action any time soon. It looks as though he'll miss out with Danilo D'Ambrosio set to slot in at the right back spot. Potential Starting Lineups Zoet; Dumfries, Schwaab, Viergever, Angelino; Rosario, Pereiro, Hendrix; Bergwijn, de Jong, Lozano.Handanovic; D'Ambrosio, Miranda, Skriniar, Asamoah; Brozovic, Vecino; Perisic, Nainggolan, Candreva; Icardi. Prediction ​If people think this match will be a walk in the park for Inter, they'll have another think coming. Since the start of the season, PSV have won nine of their first 10 games in all competitions - their only defeat coming against Barcelona in their Champions League opener - and have made a perfect start to their Eredivisie campaign. They'll look to frustrate Inter who know they have a golden opportunity to take command for their group with a win. Whilst the hosts will make it tough for Luciano Spalletti's side, Inter will scrape a win in what will be a tense affair between the two. ​ ​Prediction: PSV Eindhoven 1-2 Inter​<doc-sep>The hosts are flying domestically and we think they can take that form into the Champions League on Wednesday evening against the Italian side Having been soundly beaten in Barcelona in their opening match, Dutch champions PSV know they must get something from their first home game of the competition on Wednesday night. The Eindhoven outfit have made a stunning start domestically with seven Eredivisie wins so far this season, scoring 26 goals and conceding just three. Inter, however, have also begun to impress in their domestic division after a slow start, and their victory on matchday one against Spurs has been followed by three successive Serie A wins. Latest odds The Italian side are slight favourites in William Hill's market offered at 29/20 (2.45) while PSV can be backed at 7/4 (2.75) and the draw is available 5/2 (3.50). Team news Inter trio Mauro Icardi, Marcelo Brozovic and Ivan Perisic all started on the bench for the weekend win over Cagliari, but all three should could back into the starting eleven on Wednesday night. PSV coach Mark van Bommel fielded his strongest eleven at the weekend and is likely to do so once more against Inter. Preview PSV are unbeaten in any competitive game in their own stadium since July 2017 and while the calibre of opponent has not been exceptionally high during that run, Van Bommel's men look dangerous when stepping out at the Philips Stadium. The Dutch side lost two of their three home group games the last time they were in the competition in 2016, but by the finest of margins, 1-0 to Atletico Madrid and 2-1 to Bayern Munich. Those are the only two defeats in their last eight home matches in the competition and with the side flying and scoring goals, they should be able to cause Inter some problems in the Italians' first Champions League away match for seven years. Tips and predictions The hosts are priced at evens (2.00) in the Draw No Bet market and that is worthy of consideration, given the Dutch side's form and relatively strong home form in Europe. PSV to win Draw No Bet at evens (2.00) for a 2pt stake with William Hill<doc-sep>How to watch Inter Milan take on PSV in the Champions League group stage on Wednesday, Oct. 3. In what will be the second match of the Champions League season for both squads, PSV will host Inter Milan on Wednesday, Oct. 3. PSV comes into the contest after dropping its group stage opener to Barcelona 4-0. Of the four goals that PSV surrendered, three of them came in a 13-minute span at the end of the second half. Inter Milan picked up a victory in its opening match in Group B by knocking off Tottenham 2-1. After trailing 1-0 for most of the second half, Mauro Icardi provided the equalizer in the 86th minute and then Matias Vecino scored the winner in the 92nd off a header. Inter Milan and PSV will face each other one more time when they close out their group stage matches with a contest on Dec. 11. Here's how to watch the match: Time: 3 p.m. ET TV Channel: UniMas Live Stream: You can watch the match live online with fuboTV. Sign up now for a free seven-day trial. You can also watch the match with a subscription to B/R Live. SI TV is also now available on fuboTV. Watch Planet Futbol TV, SI’s soccer show starring Grant Wahl and Luis Miguel Echegaray, weekly on fuboTV or anytime, anywhere here.<doc-sep>
PSV Eindhoven face Inter Milan at the Philips Stadion on Wednesday, Oct. 3. Here’s all the info you need to watch. PSV secured the Dutch league title in three of the past four seasons under coach Phillip Cocu, who left for Fenerbahce over the summer. New manager Mark van Bommel won the Champions League as a player with Barcelona and joined PSV after serving as assistant manager to Australia at the World Cup, who were coached by his father-in-law Bert van Marwijk. It’s a measure of how far the Dutch league has fallen that it no longer even has an automatic berth in the Champions League proper, so PSV had to negotiate a play-off with Belarussian champions BATE Borisov. Only one Dutch team has made it past the group stages in the past decade — that was PSV in 2015-16, when they eventually lost on penalties in the round of 16 to eventual finalists Atlético Madrid. Nonetheless, PSV caused Barcelona problems two weeks ago at the Camp Nou, an encounter that was considerably closer for much of the game than the final 4-0 scoreline suggests. Although Inter are one of the main reasons that there’s been so much more of a buzz about Serie A over the past year or so, they endured a poor start to the season that saw questions being asked about the long-term future of coach Luciano Spalletti. He’s since overseen a turnaround in Inter’s fortunes and their win over Cagliari on Saturday lifted his side into fourth place, even though they still haven’t managed to play well for more than 45 minutes all season. That difficult start came as a surprise, as Inter appeared to have had a good summer, keeping hold of captain and leading goalscorer Mauro Icardi while bringing in Radja Nainggolan and Stefan de Vrij. Inter were knock-out stage regulars throughout the Noughties and winners in 2009-10 — the last Italian side to lift the trophy — but this is their first CL appearance since 2011-12, with qualification only being secured on the final day of last season. Still, Spalletti has a pretty good track record in the tournament, having taken Roma to the quarter-finals twice. The Champions League match between PSV Eindhoven and Inter Milan will be broadcast live on Bleacher Report. Live streaming is available on B/R Live, which you can access with your cable or satellite subscriptions, either online or through the Bleacher Report app. Date: Wednesday, Oct. 3 Start time: 3 p.m. ET Location: Eindhoven, Netherlands Stadium: Philips Stadion TV Info: Bleacher Report Live Stream: B/R Live | Fubo.TV. Sign up for a free seven-day trial here. Given that the other teams in the group are Barcelona and Spurs, this seems to be a must-win game for both sides.