Stefano Piolicoach of MilanHe set an example for his countrymen Jannik Sinner, well-known milanista who led this weekend in Italy to success in Davis cupto face an important match in the Champions League this Tuesday against Borussia Dortmund in group F of the Champions League. The other match is PSG-Newcastle. Anything can happen in the so-called ‘group of death’. The 4 teams, Borussia Dortmund (leader with 7 points), PSG (6), Milan (5) and Newcastle (4), they can go to the second round.
All tomorrow in the group and after a big victory against PSG, he Milan It’s up to him to advance to the second round. First you have to win Borussia Dortmund and, on the last day, sentence against Newcastle.
“We have to have the mentality and drive to sinful. Fight every point like him. I hope he’s in the stadium to cheer us on, if he’s there we’ll be happy,” the team’s coach commented in a press conference. Milan.
“We played a very important game. It was a turning point for the group. We know what we did against PSG and we know that the Borussia It also has a lot of quality,” he added. Pioli.
Pioliwho was on the ropes before the international break due to poor results in Serie A, urged his team, who he is sure will not “let him go”, to give their best version to advance to the next round.
“Every game can change the season. We know what our goal is. Obviously tomorrow is an important and almost decisive step. We will face it with the right mentality. I want to see a team capable of putting all it’s there. the field of play “I have faith in my players and I’m sure they won’t let me down. I want to see everything they can give,” he said. Stefano Pioli.
“The goal is clear: to be competitive in the league and in the Champions League. Advancing to the Champions League is very important. I want to see the energy and desire to overcome a difficult obstacle. Those sensations that we know, that are in atin. , which the fans gave us live,” he said Pioli. Furthermore, the technician Milan He praised the energy of his fans and the San Siro as a plus point for the match.
“I’m only saying one thing: we know about the Yellow Wall, but they (Borussia Dortmund) the San Siro is not known in the Champions League. we do. “I’m sure the fans will also help us tomorrow night,” he concluded. Pioli.
Source: La Verdad
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