Inter, Spalletti: "Too many mistakes in the first half, but I'm not worried. Rafinha? He can act how he wants to..."

As the race for the final two Champions League spots in Italy heats up, Inter remain unable to put distance between themselves and the competition. After losing to Torino at home, Inter drew with Atalanta 0-0 in Bergamo in Saturday. The point puts the nerazzurri level with Roma and Lazio on 60, with the two Roman rivals still to play on Sunday night. After the match, Inter coach Luciano Spalletti spoke to Sky Sport: "In my view we have played well in the last three, apart from the first half today. We handled some situations poorly, we didn't succeed in capitalizing on our quality. What am I worried about? Nothing, we are always trying to win. Atalanta has qualities that made it difficult for us in the first half. In the second half we tried to win until the end, we had to play more direct in the first half. The first 10 minutes Papu's positioning was hard for us to handle, and they were pressing us up high. At the beginning nobody made the movements to get the ball to their feet, we started slowly and timidly. We are a technical team, but in the first half we made too many mistakes. Rafinha? He can do what he wants to do, he is a serious professional, he was certainly displeased."