AP Sports Writer Andrew Dampf in Rome contributed.

When he walked toward the front of the house, he saw that the roof had fallen off and flames blocked their exit. They grabbed their children and dogs and ran to the back, where their neighbors helped them climb over the fence to escape.The plane also hit both of the couple’s vehicles, which burned.

“It put my truck into our living room,” McCarty said.Other vehicles along the block were melted and scorched into burned shells. One stubborn car fire sent smoke billowing up for hours.Ariya Waterworth said she woke up to a “whooshing sound” and then saw a giant fireball outside. She screamed for help as firefighters arrived and helped her get out with her two children and their family dog.

One of the family’s cars was “completely disintegrated,” and the other had extensive damage. Her yard was littered with plane parts, broken glass and debris.“I definitely do feel blessed, because we’ve been spared,” she said.

At least 100 residents were evacuated. Hours after the crash, jet fuel rolled down Salmon Street. The smell of fumes lingered throughout the day, and officials said it was unclear when it would be safe for people to return.

“We have jet fuel all over the place,” Assistant San Diego Fire Department Chief Dan Eddy said.Marcus Thuram had Inter’s best chances, going close with a header in the first half, then forcing a good save from the otherwise untroubled Gianluigi Donnarumma in the 75th.

There was no spirited comeback, no spectacular “remontada” as against Barcelona.“We didn’t play a great final,” Inter coach Simone Inzaghi said. “That said, I’ve thanked the players for this season, and I’m proud to be their coach. It’s disappointing, but it doesn’t erase what we’ve done.”

Inzaghi said it was too soon to speak about his future as coach. His team next plays at FIFA’s Club World Cup in the United States.Barella referred to getting to two Champions League finals in three years and exceeding expectations in recent seasons.