Bologna Coach Filippo Inzaghi believes his side are facing “the best team in Europe” in Juventus tomorrow night.
The Rossoblu took a 2-0 win over Roma at the weekend, but face a trip to Turin to take on the champions in Week 6.
“The victory against Roma doesn’t change anything, I was confident before and I'm confident now,” Inzaghi said in his pre-match Press conference.
Bologna Coach Filippo Inzaghi believes his side are facing “the best team in Europe” in Juventus tomorrow night.
The Rossoblu took a 2-0 win over Roma at the weekend, but face a trip to Turin to take on the champions in Week 6.
“The victory against Roma doesn’t change anything, I was confident before and I'm confident now,” Inzaghi said in his pre-match Press conference.
“I saw positive things even before that win. Now we’re facing the best team in Europe, we go to a big stadium and we hope to play a good match.
“Nobody believed we could beat Roma, we’ll have to play our game, remain compact and give our best against Juventus. We have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
“There’s not much I can show my players about Juventus, we just have to play the game of our lives.
“Of course we start with 11 against 11 and a clear mind, but against teams like this being perfect isn’t enough.
“It’s a game where we’ll need to suffer, but we can have our say. There’s no magic tactic for avoiding being trampled by better teams, we just have to do well when we get our chances and be men out there.
“Juventus don’t have many flaws and Cristiano Ronaldo has strengthened them – he could hardly have made them weaker.
“I’d say that adding CR7 makes Juventus the strongest team in Europe, or at least one of them.
“I don’t see why we can’t pull off a coup though, it’ll be difficult but the wonderful thing about football is that it’s unpredictable.”
Inzaghi is of course a former Juventus player, and he was asked about his memories of playing for the Old Lady.
“I had some unforgettable moments and I always get a good reception when I go back to the places where I played.
“Now I’m giving my all for Bologna though, and I want my lads to prove they’re a real team.”