Stefano Pioli warned Lazio “haven’t achieved anything yet” as they face Verona and target Roma in second place.
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“I am convinced this team is doing very well and it’s all down to the work we do during the week,” said the Coach in his Press conference.
“It is important to end this run of results in the best possible way going into the break for international duty.”
Stefano Pioli warned Lazio “haven’t achieved anything yet” as they face Verona and target Roma in second place.
It kicks off on Sunday at 19.45 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“I am convinced this team is doing very well and it’s all down to the work we do during the week,” said the Coach in his Press conference.
“It is important to end this run of results in the best possible way going into the break for international duty.”
The Aquile have won five on the bounce to close within a point of arch-rivals Roma, leaving Napoli three points behind them.
“We are happy that the fans have come back to the stadium, as it means we are doing well. I am not interested in the table right now, but at the end of the season. We won’t be satisfied until we have reached our targets.
“We haven’t achieved anything yet. What are our targets? We are ambitious and will take it one game at a time, just as we have done throughout the campaign.
“I spoke to the players and they agree with me, that the enthusiasm of the fans only fires us up rather than piles on pressure. We continue going for the win, always.
“It’s nice to receive compliments, of course, but we’ve done nothing yet and can play a lot better.
“Verona are in good shape and proved it by beating Napoli, plus Luca Toni never stops surprising. It won’t be easy for us.”
Today Felipe Anderson signed a contract extension until 2020, committing his future to Lazio.
“I am very happy for him. The club is following a consistent plan for the future. We worked together with Felipe Anderson to help him improve, but I think he’s still growing and is only just starting to realise what he can do.”