AC Milan's improved mentality could be difference against Inter - Gattuso
Three wins in a row has turned AC Milan's season around and Gennaro Gattuso thinks that renewed confidence could be crucial against Inter.

AC Milan head coach Gennaro Gattuso believes his side's improved mentality over the past month could give them the edge over Inter in Sunday's derby.
The Rossoneri endured a sluggish start to the season, but have bounced back with Serie A victories over Sassuolo and Chievo either side of a Europa League win over Olympiacos.
Defeat to Luciano Spalletti's side would leave Milan seven points adrift of their city rivals and pile the pressure back on Gattuso.
However, the Milan boss is confident his side's recent good form can give them the impetus to take maximum points.
"We have improved a lot in terms of mentality in the past month," he told a media conference.
"The team is improving. We need to play well in both attack and defence and know when to suffer and when to be in control of the game.
Up and running Di corsa verso il Derby October 19, 2018
"In terms of mentality we must not feel too much pressure and lose energy on the pitch. Inter are a strong team, physical and with quality players. We must not be afraid and play like we know how.
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"Inter are playing really well and we need a really great game without any fear."
Despite Inter's position ahead of Milan in the Serie A table, Gattuso believes he has more quality at his disposal.
"If we look at the individual players they all have different characteristics," he added.
"As of today, Inter are more physical, this is the main difference. In terms of quality, I don't feel they are better than us – I think we might be a bit better."
Gattuso also singled out Gonzalo Higuain for praise with the on-loan Juventus striker scoring four goals in his opening five league games for the club.
"This season the team is more complete than last year," he said. "We were wasting too many chances last year. Gonzalo has raised the bar and the new arrivals have given us a great hand."

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