The head coach of the San Siro outfit reflected on the utter humiliation the Spanish Champions put them through in New York, and tells them to get serious.
AC Milan finished their pre season training tour in the worst possible fashion, as they were completely annihilated by a ruthless Real Madrid. Many consider friendlies to be a good outing where they would be entertained by both the sides, especially when
two European powerhouses collide.
No one could have witnessed the match to be this one sided, and the Rossoneri have been dented by a thoroughly professional display by the Spanish Champions. AC Milan had won their last three pre season matches, as they looked to go into the new season on
the back of resounding results.
Real Madrid was having none of it as they looked to give a sporting lesson to the Italian powerhouse. This result gives a stark contrast to the quality of football being played in the two countries and the world of difference between the strengths of the
two sides.
Milan definitely missed the physicality of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029 in attack, as the defenders of Real Madrid were never really threatened in the match. The lack of defensive cover was evident, and this would further put Milan under scrutiny for the upcoming
season, as they look to show that they are still a force to be reckoned with.
Coach Allegri was talking to reporters and during his interview he went on to state that despite their heavy loss, the team need to focus on the future. He also remarked that the defeat to the Spanish outfit should be taken as a sign to keep their concentrations
up. He further went on to state:
“We close the US tour with a heavy defeat, but with the knowledge that we have worked well for the future,” reflected the tactician to reporters after the game. Real are a well-oiled squad with lots of quality, but this beating should help us understand
to play every game in the right manner. We must emerge with the desire to do well.”
The match was dominated by http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ricardo-c30950 Kaka.
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