The Rossoneri boss desperate for a win over Bianconeri, and demands his team to go for the kill; the former Cagliari manager accepts http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029’s ban.
A.C Milan manager, Massimiliano Allegri, has highlighted the importance of taking all-three points against Juventus, and insists “Winning ugly would do.”
The Rossoneri will host Antonio Conte’s men in matchday 25 game of the 2011/12 Serie A season on Saturday, February 25, 2012. The Diavolo lead the Serie A table with a one-point lead over the Bianconeri, who have an extra game
in hand.
Allegri believes that the result of the match will not be a deciding factor in the race for Scudetto, but the three points will boost morale of the team.
The former Cagliari boss insists that his team has been playing some lovely football of late, but he would take an ugly win against the Turin giants on Saturday. Allegri has urged his team to step up in the absence of Zlatan Ibrahimovic,
and has demanded quality football from them.
While talking to the reporters, Massimiliano Allegri said,
“I don’t think the match will be decisive. However, it is clear that a win for either side would change the balance of the championship. I’d like to play badly and win. I’d sign for that today if that was offered to me. We are
playing well right now though and we’ll need to put in a great display."
The Swede’s appeal for the three-match ban was upheld be the Lega authorities, which means that he will miss the crunch game. The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 star’s services,
but he has accepted the decision of the football authorities.
“It’s always better to have a champion like him on the field of play. I personally took the news about his ban well in the sense that we can’t do anything about it. It was a judicial decision and we have to calmly accept that.”
Added the tactician
Juventus have remained unbeaten in all domestic competitions this season, and have had the better off the Rossoneri in their last three head to head matches against them.
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