Antonio Conte is suspended, so assistant manager Cristian Stellini explained ‘psychological work’ Inter have done ahead of tomorrow’s trip to Parma.
It kicks off on Sunday at 20.45 UK time (19.45 GMT), click here for a match preview.
“This is an important game, coming after a pretty irritating draw with Sassuolo,” Stellini told Inter TV, referring to that 3-3 result.
Antonio Conte is suspended, so assistant manager Cristian Stellini explained ‘psychological work’ Inter have done ahead of tomorrow’s trip to Parma.
It kicks off on Sunday at 20.45 UK time (19.45 GMT), click here for a match preview.
“This is an important game, coming after a pretty irritating draw with Sassuolo,” Stellini told Inter TV, referring to that 3-3 result.
“We analysed that match and realised that the experience will be very valuable for us to avoid making the same mistakes against Parma. We need to be sharp and cool-headed in front of goal if we are to achieve victory.
“When we drew with Parma earlier this season, we created our own problems, so we must be up to the task. We must be smart enough to recognise the opportunities and take them, with the right attitude throughout the match.
“We have to take it one game at a time and have been doing a lot of psychological work with the players, as this end to the season is a whole new experience for everyone.”
Milan Skriniar begins a three-match ban, while Conte is in the stands after accumulating yellow cards for dissent.
“We’ve never been without both of them before, but we’ll have our coach working with us all the way up to the game and the motivation won’t change.”