The first reaction from Pioli: Milan take narrow lead against 10-man Napoli

AC Milan's Italian coach Stefano Pioli affirmed that Milan had a quarter of an hour to extend their advantage earned from Ismael Bennacer's first-half strike when Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa was sent off for two quick-fire bookings. AC Milan boss Stefano Pioli has insisted that he is not feeling the pressure despite tonight’s game against Napoli in the Champions League being potentially the biggest of his career. Pioli spoke aftr the game in the build-up to the game between Milan and Napoli, with his comments to reporters."It's the only regret we have, we should have been more clear-headed," Pioli told reporters. "It's a shame but they gave a lot. It's a good result after a good performance; let's hope for the next one." Milan now have to defend a slim lead at the Stadio Maradona in Naples, with the prospect of a semi-final clash with local rivals Inter after they handily won at Benfica on Tuesday. "It will be difficult match, Napoli are a good team with a lot of quality, the team which up to now had scored the most goals in the Champions League," added Pioli. "We had a lot of difficult moments tonight. We're expecting Napoli to come at us and we need to put everything out there on the pitch. We won't get our approach wrong... no one here thinks we've already won." "Then we had a good game, we regret not taking advantage of the numerical superiority in the final [stages]. "It's a result that gives us a chance to go through. No result would have guaranteed qualification. "Now we will go to Naples with confidence and concentration, we know the difficulties we will encounter."Pioli continued his remarks, saying, "I ask the Milan fans to trust us, this team will never let them down," explaining, "I am thinking of the return match, which will be such a great match."