A lot of people tell me that Saelemaekers is a completely different person on the pitch than he is off it. It's not something that bothers me, but it does bother me a little because people never get to know the real me. On the pitch, since I'm someone who always does things 100% and with so much emotion, sometimes I don't know how to regulate them and they always come out 100%, whether they're good or bad.
There is a lot on the line in the first Milan derby of the season, but that in itself is something that should be celebrated. La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) speaks about the essence of tonight's derby with a simple phrase: whoever wins takes the city. Inter can extend their lead to five points over Milan, the Rossoneri can overtake them by a point. But there's much more at stake than the Navigli.
The Milan derby will be a bit less colourful in the stands on Sunday night, as neither Curva are expected to unveil a tifo. As La Repubblica report, the Curva Nord and Curva Sud will be present for the game, but there will not be the usual displays. Neither group will perform any kind of choreography or reveal a tifo like usual, but there will still be chants and songs.
