After the loss to Napoli yesterday, Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri said "the match against Inter will be the decisive match for the scudetto." Inter manager Luciano Spalletti, however, does not want to think about giving a gift to Napoli. He would rather the fans and his team focus on their own objectives as he stated when he spoke to Sky Sport: "I hope that the Inter fans come to the stadium to push us to a victory in alignment with our own objective and not for the purpose of cheering against Juventus. This must be the reason for the whole nerazzurri environment. I am home for Sarri and Allegri if you want to invite them over for lunch or dinner, so I also learn things because they are two of the managers that know their business very well and they know how to manager the end of this championship well."
Spalletti then went on to speak about his former team, Roma, who has a very important match tomorrow evening against Liverpool in the semifinal of the Champions League: "To watch Roma play there is something to learn. Roma this year has obtained extraordinary results, above all in the Champions League. Credit to the club, to the manager and to the players in which I have a particular affection for. I will watch the match at Anfield, there is something to learn. The path to Champions League qualification? Roma and Lazio have an advantage because they are a point ahead, which is a lot because there are so few games remaining."
