Internazionale striker, Samuel Eto'o has vowed to score an away goal soon after netting two goals against Palermo.

The former Barcelona striker has been in brilliant form at home for Inter but has failed to find the back of the net in away fixtures.

His brace in Inter's 5-3 win over Palermo took his goal tally for the season to five.

Eto'o is confident that his dry away spell will be broken soon.

Speaking to fcinternews.it, Eto'o said: "It seemed like a comfortable game, we risked, but let's take the positive aspect of the evening (against Palermo), which is the result,

"I hope that this lesson will serve us, so the next time we score four goals we shall be more careful about our opponent's comeback.

"Now I hope that the next goal arrives away from home, but what matters is to win and if I don't score it doesn't matter. Some other striker will score for me," unintentionally sounding like the world's laziest footballer.

"The team is more important than me, but I will soon score my first goal away from home."

Inter's next game will be against Livorno with Jose Mourinho eager to maintain their four-point gap over Juventus.