AC Milan Coach Stefano Pioli provoked his group to demonstrate that they are the best in Italy when they face Hellas Verona in Serie An on Sunday.
Triumph would permit Milan to recover best position in the table from city rivals Inter Milan, who have an important lead subsequent to beating Empoli on Friday. Peruse full story
Milan, who are on a 13-match unbeaten altercation the association, are offering for the Scudetto interestingly since 2011 and have three games left to play - one more than Inter.
"We want seven points to do something exceptional and to show that we are the best in this association," Pioli told a news meeting on Saturday.
"We need to play as Milan, then assuming that we win 1-0 or with a couple of additional goals the significant thing is to be a group and play with feeling."
Pioli rejected that Inter's 4-2 win over Empoli had increased the pressure on his side.
"We are fine because we are well to us. The psychological aspect makes the distinction," Pioli said, adding that instead of the Inter game, he had watched Carlos Alcaraz beat Rafael Nadal at the Madrid Open tennis competition.
Pioli said his group should have been careful about Verona's going after danger would hope to hit their opponents on the counter.
"Verona's offensive division is extremely dangerous, we should be truly adept at being exceptionally reduced and focused in defense, and afterward recuperate the ball and put them in a difficult situation," he added.
Pioli didn't say whether he would start veteran striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who has fallen off the seat in Milan's last two games in the wake of being hampered by a knee injury for a significant part of the season.
After Verona, Milan play Atalanta at home prior to finishing the mission at Sassuolo on May 22.
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