Sampdoria Coach Marco Giampaolo expressed sympathy for his players after they were beaten by Milan.
The Blucerchiati had the better of a hard-fought match at Luigi Ferraris but slipped to defeat after Carlos Bacca’s late goal for the Rossoneri.
“We gave them minimal chances, apart from at the end when they had a few,” Giampaolo told reporters at his post-match Press conference.
“Although we had some problems, this evening we managed to show our worth on the pitch.”
Sampdoria Coach Marco Giampaolo expressed sympathy for his players after they were beaten by Milan.
The Blucerchiati had the better of a hard-fought match at Luigi Ferraris but slipped to defeat after Carlos Bacca’s late goal for the Rossoneri.
“We gave them minimal chances, apart from at the end when they had a few,” Giampaolo told reporters at his post-match Press conference.
“Although we had some problems, this evening we managed to show our worth on the pitch.”
Following the 3-2 defeat at the hands of Roma, Samp have now lost back to back matches in the dying minutes against traditionally strong Serie A teams.
Their Coach believes his team deserved more from the two games.
“The path that I will continue to take is this one. I won’t take a step back. I am sorry that these performances haven’t brought points. I am sorry for the boys.”