AC Milan is hoping to “change the outlook” for Intel as concenceo lamentes misfortune

AC Milan hopes to “change the outlook” for their brooding campaign in the Coppa Italia semi-final against archrival Inter Milan after hoping for European qualifications through the Serie A.

That’s what Milan was like Serie a Title Challenger Napoli defeated 2-1 On Sunday, it was a frightening 20 minutes of opening as they saw them fall 2-0 to Matteo Politics and Romell Lukaku’s goal.

Rossonelli improved in the second half, but was unable to save the points when Luca Giovic pulled back one time late after Santiago Guimenez missed a 69-minute penalty.

This means that Milan is five points behind sixth-placed Roma. Roma will finish sixth in eight spots in the conference league next season, playing in eight games.

With a slow surge that erases the deficit’s seemingly highly unlikely, manager Sergio Conseika is focusing on the first leg of the huge two-legged semi-final against Inter on Wednesday.

“It’s very frustrating because we didn’t deserve this defeat,” Konsenkao said. “We want to change our outlook and we have the opportunity to do so on Wednesday.”

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After his defeat to Naples, he spoke to Dazun, and Konchen Kao stopped making excuses, but pointed out that the misfortune of illness removes two players from his team.

Reuben Loftus Cheek is rushed to the hospital with appendicitis, but Malick Cheek is also in disgust.

“Because I was here, I’ve never found an excuse for not having time at work for more or less three months,” he said.

“Everything went wrong today. I woke up at 7:30am. Loftus Cheek was ill and went to the hospital for surgery. After that they said that Tear couldn’t play because he vomited.

“Sometimes afterwards they told me that (Raphael) Leo was experiencing discomfort in his thighs. Then again, they weren’t excuses and we could do more. The ball they first proposed, they scored.

“These things happen. We could do more, so I don’t want to cling to bad luck, but today it all really happened. And in the second half, the team reacted very well and it was necessary.

Leao came out of the bench and was involved in building up Jovic’s goals, but it was too late after Gimenez saw the tame penalty saved by Alex Meret.

Asked who should have been penalized, Concencico said: “We have three major trustees.

“We know how things are. It’s not up to me to tell players anything. They’re the three of them who decide based on how they feel.

“But this is a good sign. It’s a sign of a united dressing room. There’s a realization that we had to do more in the first 25 minutes. I’m incredibly frustrated because we didn’t deserve this defeat.”

Milan is the designated home team for the first leg of the semifinals, whose winner will face Bologna chasing the Empori or Champions League in the final at the Studio Olimpico on May 14th.