LEONARDO thinks that his side just lacked the final touch against Livorno last week as getting ready for the clash with Bologna, where, according to his words, Milan have always been in control.

At Stadio Renato Dall’Ara of Bologna, at 3.00 (Italy time), the referee will blow his whistle to start the match between AC Milan and Bologna F.C. 1909, as Brazilian Coach Leonardo will stand on the sidelines.

The Rossoneri recent form isn’t good, as did not win since the Derby della Madonnina against Inter last month. Since then recorded one loss to Udinese and a draw with Livorno. However, Leo isn’t too worried.

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“Bologna are a team going through a good moment, at home they have always played great matches and I think they will do the same tomorrow against Milan,” the 40-year-old told in the pre-match press-conference.

“Colomba’s players are in good shape. We’ll have to find solutions up front to capitalise on our play. In their latest matches Milan have always been in control, but they didn’t manage to be incisive and to hurt teams.”

“In the match against Livorno we lacked that final anger. We didn’t manage to score,” he added. “In spite of this, however, we had the ball throughout the match, we demonstrated our play, but we didn’t manage to score.

“This week was important from the work point of view, despite some factors which might have bothered us.”

By Meytar Zeevi, Rossoneri Blog