Goduria Rome, Milan disaster. The 35th matchday ends with the Giallorossi's counter-overtaking of Napoli and with two more defeats by Milan and Inter, the umpteenth of this final season really down. Spalletti's team humiliates Montella's with a four-of-a-kind at home, Pioli's also succumbs to Genoa, now very close to salvation. The result, thanks to Fiorentina's draw, is that the race for sixth place remains substantially unchanged, almost as if there was a race, rather than reaching it, not going there. “Roma was superior to us – commented Montella. – In these last three games we will need the right push to reach Europe, we care a lot and we want to put the seal on a season that has seen us lay good foundations for the future”.
However, Milan seems to have lost its way and this goes beyond what happened yesterday, when they faced an objectively superior opponent. The only 2 points collected in the last 4 races, in fact, certify a worrying drop in performance, watered down only by the problems of the pursuers. Roma, on the other hand, confirms its high-level team and finds an absolutely fundamental second place, if only to plan the summer transfer market in the best possible way. Spalletti, however, can't relax this time either: Totti's failure to enter, in the last one at San Siro and with a match essentially archived, is unleashing a sea of controversy.
“Let's make a cooperative all together and decide who plays – the piqued answer of the Giallorossi coach. – I don't have to manage Francesco's story but only the footballer, we need to agree with the judgements". Regardless of the Totti case, it remains a fundamental victory that is never in question, with Roma at 0-2 after less than half an hour (8, 28' Dzeko) and a Milan that is never really dangerous. Pasalic's goal (76') only gave the illusion of being able to reopen the games, after which El Shaarawy (78') and De Rossi (87' from a penalty, Paletta sent off) reaffirmed the Giallorossi superiority.
Milan which still remains in sixth place, also and above all thanks to the umpteenth defeat by Inter, who left Genoa with their fifth knockout in their last 6 games. A disastrous roadmap, which in addition to reiterating Pioli's sure farewell puts participation in the next Europa League at serious risk, although the cousins are doing everything to make it still possible. Two teams in great difficulty faced each other in Marassi, with the nerazzurri battling for sixth place and the rossoblu for safety. The latter smiled thanks to a goal by Pandev (70'), which proved to be decisive also thanks to Candreva, author of a penalty kicked badly and saved by Lamanna (87'). In short, the collapse of Inter does not seem to have an end and even Pioli, by now, knows that the games are essentially over. “There are still three games left, we have to get back to work because we haven't won for too long – his analysis. – Drop everything? No, I started a job and I want to finish it, it's not possible that the results are so negative".
