A former Premier League attacker scored a sensational volley for Inter Milan in their Coppa Italia victory on Lazio on Tuesday.
The Serie A -side enjoys a successful season on all fronts under Simone Inzaghi, which continues to impress as the leader of the team.
They are currently at the top of the competition table, one point in front of Antonio Conte's Napoli after winning at the weekend and the former side of the former Chelsea and Tottenham Coach.
Now they have booked their stains in the semi-final of the Coppa Italia with a comfortable 2-0 win over Lazio, with the former Prem star on the score sheet with the opener.
After that goal, Hakan Calhanoglu scored a penalty 13 minutes of the time to secure the victory, with Inter Set to meet local rivals AC Milan in the semi -final of the competition.
But the victory was largely thanks to the former Stoke and West Ham star Marko Arnautovic, who took Matter in the first half with a stunning volleyed goal.
It was the 39th minute of the game when Inter Full Back Federico Dimarco waved in a corner when his side hunted a more open.
The cross was cleaned up, but only to the edge of the box, where Arnautovic, now 35, waited alone.
The veteran let his left foot fly from outside the box, and saw his effort flying in the right side of the goal, with goalkeeper Josep Martinez was unable to move.
Arnautovic was celebrated by waking the substitutes of his own party while having to celebrate him on the field to celebrate before they have him on the Mobile game field.
The attacker played 145 times for Stoke between 2013 and 2017, after he had joined them from Werder Bremen in Germany.
During his time at the potters, he played under Mark Hughes before submitting a transfer request and moved to West Ham. He played under that, such as David Moyes and Manuel Pellegrini, with a total of 65 times.
After leaving West Ham, he started playing for Shanghai SIPG, Bologna and then Inter Milan.
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