Vidal: Juventus cannot afford any more mistakes

May 5, 2012 7:30:00 AM

The Bianconeri have a slender lead over AC Milan in the race for the league title with two games remaining, and the Chile international knows the Old Lady need to win both fixtures

Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal has stated that his side cannot afford to drop any more points if they want to win the Scudetto.

The Bianconeri unexpectedly drew 1-1 with Lecce in their last outing, which saw their lead at the top of the Serie A standings reduced to one point.

With AC Milan in hot pursuit, the Chile international has urged his side to get back to winning ways when they take on Cagliari on Sunday.

"We can’t many any more mistakes," the South American confessed on his official Facebook page.

“We anxiously await Sunday so we can prove we are the best."

With two games remaining, Juventus can secure the Serie A title if they win against Cagliari this weekend and Milan are defeated by rivals Inter.

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