Fiorentina will fight for Scudetto - Sousa
Fiorentina went top of the Serie A standings courtesy of their 4-1 demolition of high-flying Inter on Sunday.
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Fiorentina coach Paulo Sousa said his team will not "hold back" in their quest for the Scudetto, despite being outsiders in the Serie A title race.
Sousa and Co. replaced Inter atop the table after Nikola Kalinic inspired Fiorentina to a 4-1 victory over Roberto Mancini's team on Sunday.
Kalinic netted a hat-trick as Sousa's men leapfrogged Inter on goal difference after six matches.
The likes of Inter, Roma and reigning champions Juventus - despite their poor start to the season - remain favourites to lift the title come May, having invested heavily during the off-season.
Speaking to Sky Sport Italia, however, Sousa insisted his ambitious Fiorentina outfit will fight for Serie A.
"Football is like this in Latin countries, it goes from zero to 80. I already said there were other teams who invested heavily for that, but I won't hold back either, as we have the quality to face every match knowing we can win.
"I told the lads from the start I want a team always ready to take on anyone, always maintaining our approach.
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"We have principles of football that we work hard on and as time goes on this will give us more confidence going forward."
