Baroni: I am proud of the players when I draw with Inter Milan away. Lazio does not have the pressure to compete in the European Cup

May 19th, Lazio drew 2-2 with Inter Milan in this round. After the game, coach Baroni was interviewed by Italy Sky Sports.

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"We should not always be entangled in regrets, but pay attention to the team's performance. We played beautiful football and created better opportunities. We missed a simple last pass in the first half, but the important thing is that the team did what I asked before the game and played a game that showed skills and personality. I want to especially praise the boys, after all, the opponent is one of the strongest teams to participate in the Champions League final. I can only be proud of the players to be able to play this level in an atmosphere like away games."

Lazio has the pressure to qualify for European competition

"No. I don't have this pressure, but I have requirements for the team. I see this team growing and establishing a strong game style. I just want to get as many points as possible and then calculate the total after the game. The key is that the team must always believe in their own playing style. There are always moments in the league that make you regret when looking back, but if we can maintain this performance, there is no regret. "

Does the adjustment be based on the performance in the first round? "Yes, because Inter Milan is a top-notch team. Their physical confrontation is slightly weak, but we are not this style; they may also be afraid of high-pressure pressing, but we have played 52 games and consume a lot of money. We have to play technical games, and the team has done it, always not falling on the scene and showing personality. This is exactly where Inter Milan may not adapt to it. "

"I think the team performed very well, but the growth of young players like Isaxon is visible to the naked eye. Some players are in poor condition, but the whole team still maintains their beliefs. I am sure there is still a chance next, and we must go all out to strive for the best results."