The Old Lady manager insists that the team should forget AC Milan and concentrate on accumulating victories for themselves; believes winning is enough for the Scudetto.
Antonio Conte has urged his players to forget about AC Milan, who are trailing closely, and concentrate on playing their own game in the upcoming crucial game in the run to the Scudetto.
The Bianconeri are preparing for a test of fire after finally attaining the top-spot in the Serie A standings. The Old Lady are set to play http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Lazio-c39775 in their next Serie A fixture, and the lead to the champions could be over by the
end of the week, if they fail to conquer the heroes of the recent Napoli-Lazio clash.
However, Conte is keen to stress that the most important game is the game they play, and insisted that regardless of the result of the Rossoneri game set to be played 24 hours earlier, the team’s mentality towards the game should
not change.
The Old Lady coach insisted that winning their games is the only thing that matters for the club. He went on to say that the team is in a good psychological state at the moment, and insisted that they will look to go all the way
to the trophy without any regret of failure.
While talking to the press, the veteran tactician said:
“Winning is enough - my message will not change until the end of the season. The team is in a good mental state, there is great enthusiasm and awareness. We want to play all our cards with no regrets.”
Conte commented that AC Milan are a super power compared to Juventus, and said that their opposition in the league is like a battleship that was created for the big battle. The manager insisted that the Diavolo have a lot of depth
and quality in their squad, which allows them the option of different formations and tactics in the game, and renders them less susceptible to injuries.
The Bianconeri chief insisted that the team’s journey so far in the season has been a spectacular one, and one thing is for sure that the team will fight until the last moment for the Serie A glory.
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