Ancelotti: I'm not satisfied with the way we're playing

"I'm not satisfied with the way we're playing, but we are looking for solutions to play better." AC Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti said to press confrence ahead of Milan-Torino.

The Rossoneri who head into the match in third place welcome Torino to San Siro on Sunday. With top two Inter Milan and Juventus going head to head at the Stadio Olimpico, Milan have the opportunity to gain ground on at least one of their rivals against relegation-threatened Toro.

"I don't think I will support Inter tonight, but I will have the pleasure of seeing a great match. This week we saw some very good games in the Champions League, let's hope Italian football can offer the same spectacle."

Carlo Ancelotti's team beat Chievo 1-0 last weekend courtesy of a Clarence Seedorf goal, and are two points behind second-placed Juventus with seven games remaining.

Juventus defeat to Inter it would see the Rossoneri take second spot, and the coach believes a runners-up finish is a realistic aim for his side.

Ancelotti, who serves a touchline ban tomorrow, said: "We believe it is possible to overtake Juventus and climb to second.

"Juvetus will have to be careful because they have to play against Inter and for us this is a big motivation in order to leapfrog them in the standings."

Ancelotti will be without the suspended Marek Jankulovski tomorrow, but could welcome back Paolo Maldini after a thigh problem.