Chievo Coach Lorenzo D’Anna is forced to do without Emanuele Giaccherini, but has “the desire to turn things around.”
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“We had a good game against Torino for 80 minutes,” insisted D’Anna in his Press conference.
Chievo Coach Lorenzo D’Anna is forced to do without Emanuele Giaccherini, but has “the desire to turn things around.”
It kicks off on Sunday at 14.00 UK time (13.00 GMT), click here for a match preview.
“We had a good game against Torino for 80 minutes,” insisted D’Anna in his Press conference.
“This is an important test against Milan and we need to see a strong reaction. We need hard work, quality, technique and character. We’ve got margin for improvement and must try to reach towards our potential in all areas.
“Milan love to pass the ball, have a great deal of quality in the side and are in a very positive period of form, but tomorrow they’ll be up against us and we have a strong desire to turn things around at San Siro.”
It’ll be tough for Chievo, as Giaccherini and Filip Djordjevic out of action in the attack.
They join defenders Nenad Tomovic and Fabrizio Cacciatore in sitting this game out.
Chievo squad for Milan: Semper, Seculin, Sorrentino; Tanasijevic, Barba, Cesar, Bani, Rossettini, Depaoli, Jaroszynski; Rigoni, Radovanovic, Kiyine, Burruchaga, Birsa, Hetemaj; Stepinski, Pucciarelli, Leris, Grubac, Pellissier, Vignato, Meggiorini