MILAN (Reuters) - Inter Milan, enjoying a new lease of life under coach Stefano Pioli, will face their stiffest test since his arrival when they visit Serie A leaders Juventus on Sunday and try to end the Turin side's run of 27 successive home league wins. Inter were eighth when Stefano Pioli was appointed in early November to replace Frank de Boer, fired after just 85 days, and become their ninth coach in the last six years. "This is a very strong group with so much quality, there are no limits as to how far we can go. "Of course we believe in qualifying for the Champions League but there is still a long way to go." "We are Inter and we always try to win," he said.

Source: The Star February 02, 2017 15:56 UTC