Napoli coach Rafa Benitez has dismissed suggestions that Internazionale are in crisis ahead of tomorrow's Italian Cup game.
The Nerazzurri are not going through a positive patch in the championship and Mauro Icardi and Fredy Guarin were involved in altercation with their own fans after the away defeat against Sassuolo.
But Benitez expects a difficult game on Wednesday night.
"I don't believe Internazionale are in crisis," Benitez said.
"They are a prestigious club and have a number of quality players in the squad. They are not enjoying a good spell in the championship but this can happen for a number of reasons.
"Luck is part of the game in football and it can happen to go through a bad patch."
Meanwhile, Benitez says he already has a plan for tomorrow's game.
"I met with the lads, I know what I want tomorrow and they know what to do," Benitez explained.
"We know how strong Internazionale are and we know that we have to play a very good game to qualify.
"We are the reigning champions and as I said before we want to lift this trophy again.
"We are physically and technically fit, we are using all our players and we know that [rotation] is the best way to reach our objectives from now until the end of the season."
