Lazio vs Juventus: Inzaghi: “We will need a perfect match.”
Lazio manager, Simone Inzaghi attended the usual press conference before Sunday’s Serie A match against Juventus.
“Andrea Pirlo has excellent ideas and is putting them in order very well. I will certainly have to assess Immobile, Leiva and Strakosha’s conditions on the pitch. Luis Alberto trained at home, as did Lazzari and Djavan Anderson.”
? Mister #Inzaghi è arrivato in sala conferenze per presentare #LazioJuve: “Penso che domani @LucasLeiva87, @ciroimmobile e #Strakosha saranno a disposizione, ma c’è incertezza. Il nostro Presidente è ligio a farci seguire il protocollo e noi lo stiamo rispettando” pic.twitter.com/pUHLyrX0fT
— S.S.Lazio (@OfficialSSLazio) November 7, 2020
“Tomorrow we will have a difficult game, more difficult than the three previous away matches we have played so far. I have never lost my Lazio, we had the problem of the quarantine that stopped us for four months “.
Simone Inzaghi added: “This week we have done something miraculous with few players available, the guys are fantastic and they go beyond the difficulties. I hope to have everyone available after the break.”
“As I said, we had some good matches with Juventus. We have won and lost in exciting matches, the bianconeri have changed and we have remained the same. They have the right quality to be considered the team to beat again this year.”
Lazio manager also noted: “Too early to make rankings or grids, tomorrow’s will be a very important challenge for us. We will try to compact ourselves to make a perfect match. Against such an opponent it is imperative to play a game properly.”
Lazio vs Juventus will be played on Sunday, November 8.
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