体坛英语新闻：Roma and Inter to play great game, said Garcia and Mazzarri

MILAN, Oct. 4 (Xinhua) -- Both Roma head coach Rudi Garcia and his Inter counterpart Walter Mazzarri believed their sides will play a fascinating Serie A clash at San Siro on Saturday.

Roma enjoyed a perfect start of the season winning all the first six games, while Inter remain invincible winning four and drawing at the other two games. Garcia took a cautious and confident approach to the clash between those two sides.

"The Nerazzurri sure are a strong team with talented players," he said. "They have the advantage of playing at home. But that doesn't change anything for me. I hope tomorrow's match turns out to be a great game."

The French tactician said his side's perfect streak brings no pressure to them.

"We're relaxed even though we're top. The most important thing is the team remains calm. It's obviously easier to be so when you win. That's how it is at the moment, then we'll see what happens in the coming games. We always work to put in great performances. Tomorrow's match will be interesting and very passionate," he said.

"We're top for the moment and this has to help the team, simply by giving them more confidence in their play. We know anything can happen in a match against Inter. I think we're very well prepared on the mental side and we need to fight with everything: if we do that we'll definitely get a good result," he added.

Mazzarri was cautious and confident as well.

"Based on what the two teams have shown so far, it will be a great game, a good show," he said. "Inter and Roma are two sides that have so far created a lot and given away very little, and they've done even better than us. It will be a great game, an attractive one. At this moment in time Inter and Roma are the two teams that are playing the best football."

"Winning tomorrow would certainly give even more belief in what we're doing. Inter are playing great football, just like Roma, and it's no coincidence they've won six matches," he said.

Mazzarri paid compliments to Garcia for what he has achieved with Roma so far.

"I think he's solid, the players believe in him, that means he 's working well. I've got a good feeling about him, for the way he conducts himself in general and the way the players talk about him, " he said.

"In terms of their technical ability I expected Roma to be able to do well. Garcia's doing an excellent job, but so are we," he said.