Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic anticipates ‘an open game’ against Roma at San Siro tomorrow.
The Nerazzurri still have faint hopes of qualifying for Europe, while a defeat for the visitors could mathematically hand the title to Juventus, depending on other results.
“Every game has its own story,” Handanovic explained to Inter Channel.
“Both sides are coming out of a bad period, so this will be important for both. It’ll be an open game against Roma, we’ll both go out to play, as has happened in the past.
Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic anticipates ‘an open game’ against Roma at San Siro tomorrow.
The Nerazzurri still have faint hopes of qualifying for Europe, while a defeat for the visitors could mathematically hand the title to Juventus, depending on other results.
“Every game has its own story,” Handanovic explained to Inter Channel.
“Both sides are coming out of a bad period, so this will be important for both. It’ll be an open game against Roma, we’ll both go out to play, as has happened in the past.
“The important thing is for Inter to win.”
The Beneamata have kept two clean sheets in a row, but the Slovenian international is wary of hailing this as a new dawn.
“Two games aren’t enough to judge, we need more to get an idea of where we are.
“A clean sheet tomorrow? When you say that you end up conceding after five minutes!”