Coach Roberto Stellone says Frosinone will 'not just sit back' against Milan, in a game that's 'not impossible'.
It kicks off at 17:00 CET at the Stadio Matusa, with the home team emerging from a 4-1 defeat to Palermo, and the visitors from a 1-1 draw against Verona.
“Milan will certainly come here trying to win,” said Stellone in today's Press conference. “So it's going to be an open match, because we certainly won't be playing a game just to sit back.
Coach Roberto Stellone says Frosinone will 'not just sit back' against Milan, in a game that's 'not impossible'.
It kicks off at 17:00 CET at the Stadio Matusa, with the home team emerging from a 4-1 defeat to Palermo, and the visitors from a 1-1 draw against Verona.
“Milan will certainly come here trying to win,” said Stellone in today's Press conference. “So it's going to be an open match, because we certainly won't be playing a game just to sit back.
“When your teams mirror each other [4-4-2 versus 4-4-2], the single players might be decisive. If we can win the individual duels, then we can win the match.
“Personally I feel that it's not an impossible match. It's true that Carpi and Verona both stopped Milan. And the Rossoneri obviously have some problems within the team if they don't have all the points they expected.
“We're alive, and I think that when we're playing at home we can hurt anyone. Against Roma, for example, it was only bad luck and refereeing mistakes that kept us from a positive result.
“My position? The Coach always gets questioned when results aren't coming in. It's down to him to find the solutions that will get him out of these situations.”