Simone Inzaghi insists Lazio “are going to play our game” against Juventus tomorrow night.
The Bianconeri are nine points clear at the top of Serie A, and have won 24 of their last 25 League games, but the Coach rejected suggestions that his side have nothing to lose.
“There is not nothing to lose,” Inzaghi insisted in his pre-match Press conference.
“We’re going to play our game. Whoever plays will have to be at a high level, we'll play with the same approach.
Simone Inzaghi insists Lazio “are going to play our game” against Juventus tomorrow night.
The Bianconeri are nine points clear at the top of Serie A, and have won 24 of their last 25 League games, but the Coach rejected suggestions that his side have nothing to lose.
“There is not nothing to lose,” Inzaghi insisted in his pre-match Press conference.
“We’re going to play our game. Whoever plays will have to be at a high level, we'll play with the same approach.
“We know we have to do something incredible, in the last 25 games Juventus have won 24 and drawn one, but our squad has shown we can handle big games.
“We’ll have to be quick when we get the ball back, moving it forward immediately to prevent them from regrouping.
“If we just have everyone sitting behind the ball we’ll have a big problem. To beat a team like this we’ll need a great Lazio and Juve not to be at their best.
“I’ve never been to Juventus Stadium, tomorrow will be a great feeling just as it was against Palermo and Empoli.
“We’ll try to do our best.”
Inzaghi also gave an update on the Aquile’s injury situation.
“[Antonio] Candreva, [Alessandro] Matri and [Milan] Bisevac won’t travel with us as they’ve had problems.
“We hope to have Candreva back for Sampdoria, I don’t think we’ll be able to do that with the other two.
“Then there’s [Miroslav] Klose who is a bit of a concern, we’ll have to see if we can at least get him on the bench.”
Lazio still have an outside chance of Europa League qualification, but the Coach doesn’t think it’s likely.
“The fixture list doesn’t help us,” Inzaghi acknowledged.
“On Sunday we go to Genoa and we expect another difficult match.”