Juventus boss Maurizio Sarri
said Friday on the eve of Juve-Bologna that he was not looking
at the standings even though the Turin giants claimed top spot
in Serie A by beating Inter Milan in the 'derby of Italy' last
time out.
"Skepticism is something I've been living with for very many
years," he told a press call.
He was answering a question as to whether a hitherto lukewarm
attitude to him by Juve fans had changed with the 2-1 win over
Inter at the San Siro.
Juve are seeking their ninth straight scudetto.
"We must continue to play at good levels," Sarri said.
"The San Siro match was important, it was worth three points,
and we won them.
"We're not looking at the standings but at Bologna.
"It's a tough game also because we 're coming off the break
(for international matches)".
Juve are now one point ahead of Inter at the top of Serie A.
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