(GSM) – Clarence Seedorf insists Milan have to put in their best performance of the season if they want to defeat Manchester United at Old Trafford tonight.
The Dutch midfielder believes the Rossoneri need to treat their return date with United as a cup final.
Milan are aware of the daunting task that’s in front of them as they head to Old Trafford. The Italian giants will have to reverse a 3-2 deficit to advance to the quarter finals of the Champions League.
However, Seedorf, who has taken Europe’s top prize with three different clubs, insists Milan are capable of turning the tie.
“If we are to win at Old Trafford and eliminate Manchester United, we will need to put in our best performance of the season,” Seedorf told skysports.com.
“For me, if we win, it would be one of the biggest moments in my career.
“Milan need to stamp their authority on Europe again and it is vital that we enter this match looking to re-establish our dominance.
Intense
“I have played in many matches where we have had to score, but over the last few days I have seen the determination building in this squad.
“This match will be very open and intense, but that is good. For us this game is like the Champions League final, in a historical stadium.
“Victories in this stadium are to be savoured and I hope we will have reason to celebrate once more.”
Seedorf admits it wouldn’t be a shame if they failed to defeat United tonight but he insists everyone at Milan is determined to make amends for the first leg at the San Siro.
“To go out of the Champions League to a big rival would not be a disaster, but this squad have fought hard to go a long way in Europe,” he added.
“There are now 90 minutes remaining and that could be a very long time for both sides on Wednesday.”
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