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Kaka says result more important than display
Published in FilGoal on 17 - 11 - 2008

Milan playmaker Kaka eased the tension over his side's lackluster performance in the narrow 1-0 win over Chievo in the Serie A.
The Rossoneri were expected to romp to an easy victory in Sunday's game, nevertheless, they hugely struggled against their minnow opponents.
"The team performance was not spectacular, like the game against Lecce, but the important thing was to get the three points," the Brazilian ace was quoted by Calcio Italia as saying.
The Brazilian ace tucked in the winner when he converted a doubtful penalty-kick on 15 minutes, as he appeared to be tackled outside the box in the video replays.
The 26-year-old said after the match that he would rather avoid commenting on the referee.

"With regards to the penalty incident, I spoke to Bentivoglio and he admitted there was contact," he added.
"Whether it was inside or outside the penalty area is just a matter of centimeters and that was for the referee to judge - I don't like to talk about refereeing."
Kaka assured that Carlo Ancelotti's men are going to exert more efforts to amass as much points as possible.
“Now we will just try and do our best because if we keep picking up the wins then we can easily win the Scudetto. First we will concentrate on points, and then we will look at the table.”
Second-placed Milan are in a fierce race with Leaders Inter, who are conquering the top spot with one point ahead.


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