Conte: The Champions League is a completely different world, beating Frankfurt will get us back on track

November 4 News At 1:45 a.m. on November 5, in the fourth round of the UEFA Champions League, Naples faced Frankfurt at home. Before the game, Naples coach Conte accepted an interview with Sky Sports.

■The competition in the league is fierce and the situation is very open...

Conte said: "We are here to talk about the Champions League today. Let's put the league aside and talk about it later. For us, tomorrow's game is too important."

■ What is the team's injury situation?

Conte said: "The team resumed training yesterday, and today we will evaluate the conditions of Spinazzola and Gilmour more carefully. It is not a muscle problem, but inflammation in the pubic area. It is up to the medical team to make accurate judgments. Every three days, the degree of physical fatigue is completely different. At the beginning of the season, I We played a lot of games under some less than ideal circumstances, but still performed well. If we can win tomorrow, we can get back on track, although I have emphasized from the beginning of the season that we have some difficulties, such as the adjustment problem of the new players. "

■What kind of game do you expect this to be?

Conte said: "I hope we can score one more goal than our opponents..."

■Is it time for a key breakthrough in the Champions League?

Conte said: "For me, as long as we win, even if it is 1-0, it can be 4-3. We know the strength of our opponents, they scored 5 goals for Galatasaray, so we have to go all out. The Champions League is a completely different world, for example, Karabakh has 6 points... It is already difficult to find obviously weak teams or buffer opponents. Don't forget, he The league we are in is not as high-intensity as Italy, Spain, Germany or England, there is not as much pressure, there are fewer injuries, and it is easier to rotate. "

"This is an important game for us, but I am calm because I know that this team is very strong mentally, and their performance last Saturday proved it again."