Bortolo Mutti may be propping up the table, but he believes Bari can give Milan serious problems at San Siro.
“I have already been extremely clear with the lads. If I see any of them with the attitude that they're going to lose or are sacrificial lambs, then I have no doubts in leaving them on the bench.
“In order to beat Milan, the only thing we can do is put in a perfect performance,” he warned ahead of the lunch-time kick-off.
Bortolo Mutti may be propping up the table, but he believes Bari can give Milan serious problems at San Siro.
“I have already been extremely clear with the lads. If I see any of them with the attitude that they're going to lose or are sacrificial lambs, then I have no doubts in leaving them on the bench.
“In order to beat Milan, the only thing we can do is put in a perfect performance,” he warned ahead of the lunch-time kick-off.
“What I ask of my squad is to support the strikers as best they can. Everyone must work together so the attacks are like a chorus.”
Bari were very unlucky to lose 1-0 at high-flying Udinese last week, as a costly penalty and the saves of Samir Handanovic prevented them picking up points.
“I want to see the same Bari attitude that we had in Udine, with determination and grit,” concluded Mutti.
Paulo Vitor Barreto, Salvatore Masiello, Nacho Castillo, Andrea Raggi and ex-Milan striker Vitalii Kutuzov are unavailable.
Bari squad: Gillet, Padelli; S.Masiello, Belmonte, Glik, Rossi, Parisi; Bentivoglio, Codrea, Almiron, Rivas, Donati; Huseklepp, Ghezzal, Okaka, Alvarez, Rudolf