Scott McTominay has insisted it's "not the time to panic" for Napoli after seeing precious points dropped in the Serie A title race.
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Conte's side remain top of the tableLead has been cut to just one pointScotland international calls for calmFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?
With just two games left to take in this season, Antonio Conte’s side remain at the summit of the Italian top-flight table. Their lead has, however, been cut to just one point – with title holders and Champions League finalists Inter breathing down their neck.
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McTominay did his best to keep Napoli out in front when registering two assists in their latest outing. The former Manchester United midfielder did, however, see Genoa hit back on a couple of occasions to leave Stadio Diego Armando Maradona with a share of the spoils in a 2-2 draw.
WHAT SCOTT MCTOMINAY SAID
Scotland international McTominay told after seeing Napoli held on home soil: “We have to stay calm, this is not the time to panic. Genoa are a strong team, they scored two good goals and we have to look at what we did wrong there. It’s important to stay calm, keep doing what we’re doing, then see where the end of the season gets us.”
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McTominay added when asked if he expected to be in a title race during his debut campaign in Naples: “It’s tough, it’s tight, there are two or three top teams and it’s anyone’s to win. We just have to concentrate, keep calm, this is not the time to panic, so we keep training and attack the next game.”
