by Simone CioniEMPOLIThe balance of direct clashes with Simone Inzaghi he is merciless, only one draw in 11 previous games, but San Siro it also brings back a good memory to Roberto D’Aversawho obtained his first victory in Serie A in Milan against Inter in September 2018 when he coached Parma. “We won 1-0 with a goal from Dimarco who was owned by Inter, I hope that this time too another player owned by the Nerazzurri (Esposito ed.) or perhaps one owned by the other Milan team (Colombo ed.) can score – jokes the Italian coach before going on to present what will be today’s match against the Nerazzurri -. We will face the reigning Italian champions. Inter is a team that puts you to sleep match, it gives you the feeling that you can hurt them and then they accelerate and become devastating. Let’s think about what we need to do well: to put intensity into the match, to let as few balls as possible reach their offensive potential and I’m not just referring to that. to the attackers, but also to their wingers and midfielders. We will have to work in a compact and determined manner and, crucially, without making mistakes. We know that giving one hundred percent may not be enough so we must also be willing to give that little bit more.”
As far as training is concerned, there are still a few knots to untie, while he returns between the posts Vasquez. “Devis will play because, as I said, a rest session would have been good for him to understand certain situations because he too was coming off some less than optimal performances and I didn’t like playing him again against Lecce after the mistake in Venice. Now, however, it’s rested and will come back stronger than before – explains the Italian coach – Cacace still in the attacking midfield? I think he’s the one who did best against Lecce, so from this point of view he would be worthy but during the week there were a couple of players who Not they trained continuously, having to better recover what they spent against the Salenti and therefore to choose the formation I will also have to evaluate these situations, in addition to the fact that in a match you play more matches depending on whether you find yourself behind or ahead in the score” .
An aspect that D’Aversa prefers not to take into account is the risk of disqualification that hangs like a sword of Damocles over the heads of Grassi, Pezzella e Cacace. “My experience as a coach and player has taught me that there is no need to make calculations – specifies D’Aversa – How is Zurkowski? He has done a complete training so he is slowly improving his condition and he just needs to play given the many months of inactivity Let’s see if tomorrow (today for those reading, ed.) there will be the possibility of giving him some playing time.” D’Aversa then concludes on the charm of a match like today’s. “These are great matches to play, as a child you dream of games like this, if I were twenty years younger I would like to play it too. We will have to be determined and concentrated, but we will also need quality and personality.”
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