Full-back Diogo Dalot admitted Milan ‘played a bad game’ against Cagliari and said the Rossoneri will need ‘an almost perfect match’ against Atalanta.
Milan are fighting for a place in the Champions League and the last game against La Dea will be decisive in the battle for top four in Italy.
Dalot was not happy with the 0-0 draw with Cagliari on Sunday but vowed to work hard during the week to prepare for the final game.
Full-back Diogo Dalot admitted Milan ‘played a bad game’ against Cagliari and said the Rossoneri will need ‘an almost perfect match’ against Atalanta.
Milan are fighting for a place in the Champions League and the last game against La Dea will be decisive in the battle for top four in Italy.
Dalot was not happy with the 0-0 draw with Cagliari on Sunday but vowed to work hard during the week to prepare for the final game.
“We played a bad game,” Dalot told MilanTV. “Now, we must put our head down and push towards a decisive match for the Champions League.
“We have a week to look at what we were lacking today. We needed to be calm and mature. Now, we can only work to win the final game on Sunday.”
And the Portuguese full-back expects a tough game against the Orobici.
“You need an almost perfect match, it’s impossible to play a perfect game,” he said. “It’s a Champions League match, we must keep our heads down and work.”