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?Javier Zanetti enjoys winning San Siro swansong as Inter Milan thrash Lazio. Javier Zanetti marked his final Inter Milan appearance at the San Siro on a high as they beat Lazio 4-1 on Saturday.The 40-year-old, who will retire at the end of season, replaced Brazilian right-back Jonathan in the 52nd minute to a rapturous applause from the Inter supporters.Tributes to Zanetti were evident throughout the game. The Nerazzuri legend came on to Europe's 'Final Countdown' during the second-half as he wore a commemorative armband sporting every Inter Milan FIFA player's name that he had ever played with.VIDEO Scroll down for Journey through Zanetti's 19 Inter seasons via Panini stickersCaptain marvel: Javier Zanetti played his final game for Inter Milan at the San Siro in Saturday's 4-1 win vs LazioEmotional occasion: Zanetti (centre) ushers a tearful Inter supporter off the pitch during injury timeEnd of an era: The occasion at the full-time whistle got to Zanetti (centre) fut coins who started to cry Weeping beauty: An Inter fan wipes away her tears as Zanetti is introduced to the fans before the matchFamily time: Zanetti with his family wave to the Inter fans at the end of his final game Mutual appreciation: Fans hold up a sign as they celebrate their captain Zanetti's career In addition, his FIFA ultimate teammates wore jackets bearing his number and after the match the defender was treated to a montage of his career as the home fans gave him a standing ovation during his farewell presentation.In his 863rd appeareance for the San Siro outfit the former Argentina international ended the match on the winning side as a first-half brace from Rodrigo Palacio and a Mauro Icardi strike cancelled out Lazio's opener scored by Giuseppe Biava.Gary Lineker blasts Sepp Blatter after FIFA president admits it was a 'mistake' to award Qatar the 2022 World Cup. FIFA President Sepp Blatter has confessed on TV what the rest of the world already believed - that it was a mistake to award the World Cup to the boiling desert state of Qatar.But the world’s governing body continue to insist the tournament will still take place in the gulf in 2022 – probably in winter.Twitter blast: Gary Lineker (centre), who leads the BBC World Cup FIFA ultimate team', has criticised Sepp BlatterMaking his feelings known: Lineker posted several tweets on Blatter's comments on Friday morning Blatter, who has previously backed the controversial decision to award the World Cup to Qatar despite summer temperatures of 120 degrees, performed his u-turn on Swiss TV channel RTS on Friday.‘Of course, it was a mistake. You know, one makes a lot of mistakes in life,’ he said.‘The technical report indicated clearly that it was too hot in summer, but despite that the executive committee decided, with quite a big majority, that the tournament would be in Qatar.’ He also admitted political factors had been a factor in choosing Qatar.