Saturday's crucial Serie A clash, according to Gary
Medel.
Gary Medel has called on Inter to show "head, heart and balls"
in order to beat Roma in Saturday's Serie A clash at San Siro.
Rudi Garcia's Roma lead the Serie A standings after 10 matches
but a win for Inter would see them leapfrog the capital club at
the top of the table.
Medel believes his side remain short of the quality of Roma and
Napoli at present, but is confident they can overhaul both
should they cut out the errors in their own game.
"Roma are a great team. They're tough, they play football,
they're compact, with pace," the Chilean told La Gazzetta dello
Sport.
"As for ourselves, we can fight for the title, but we have to cut
out certain mistakes. We shouldn't drop points the way we did
against Palermo.
"Are Roma and Napoli stronger? I think so, they have something
extra right now, but we're working to surpass them. But you
have to beat the small teams to reach the top.
"You have to apply yourself, and believe. I might make mistakes
but nobody can ever criticise me for not giving everything."
When asked what Inter need to secure maximum points on
Saturday, Medel added: "Head, heart, intelligence. And balls."
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