Former coach Fabio Capello believes ‘whoever lose are out’ of the Champions League battle when Juventus host Milan on Sunday.
Juventus and Milan sit third and fourth respectively in the table, with Napoli only two points behind at fifth.
The Bianconeri host Stefano Pioli’s men on Sunday for a direct clash in the battle for top four and Capello believes none of the teams would bounce back from the ‘psychological repercussions of a defeat’ on Sunday.
Former coach Fabio Capello believes ‘whoever lose are out’ of the Champions League battle when Juventus host Milan on Sunday.
Juventus and Milan sit third and fourth respectively in the table, with Napoli only two points behind at fifth.
The Bianconeri host Stefano Pioli’s men on Sunday for a direct clash in the battle for top four and Capello believes none of the teams would bounce back from the ‘psychological repercussions of a defeat’ on Sunday.
“Whoever lose are out,” Capello told Corriere della Sera. “It’s not just about the table, I think the psychological repercussions of a defeat would be very heavy.
“They are not doing well right now, they are the two teams in most difficulty, losing the direct clash would be a blow.”
Juventus picked up a 3-1 win at San Siro in the first leg, when the Bianconeri turned on the style to end Milan’s 27-round unbeaten record with a Federico Chiesa brace and Weston McKennie strike.