On the field at 18 Milan-Lecce
Trying to get out of San Siro unscathed so as not to fall back into a defeat again after the home draw against Sampdoria, badly digested but which at least broke the streak of six consecutive defeats.
Marco Baroni's Lecce is awaited by the difficult exam against Milan, reinvigorated by the semi-final of the Champions League, and in search of a European pass for next season.
The Giallorossi coach is aware of all this: "When you go to play at San Siro, there are different components that can build performance. We know well - Baroni said in the conference on the eve - that there are great difficulties when you face a stratospheric team: it could be the worst or maybe the best match we're going to play."
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They come to this match - added the Salento coach referring to Milan - with great enthusiasm, they fight to reach a place in the top four.
Having said that, we must only think about our performance and be ready to compete in sacrifice and dedication."
In terms of training, the absence of the former striker Lorenzo Colombo from the squad stands out: "He has a fever, not a high one - clarified the Lecce coach - and we have decided not to jeopardize the group given that we all travel together."