Former Juventus and AC Milan coach Fabio Capello admits he was left non-plussed by Sunday's stalemate.
Milan drew 0-0 at Juve yesterday.
And Capello said this morning: "The coach doesn't go on the pitch. He prepares the matches and moves, but the players are in front of goal. The quality of football in Italy has dropped.
"There are no top-quality players. You have to put the ball in the net.
"(Rafael) Leao also missed two incredible goals last night. Juve-Milan wasn't a great show. The first half was incredibly boring; neither team had the courage to take risks.
"In the second half, something more was seen. From two teams like that, we expected a bit more spectacle. In fact, everyone was rightly booed at the end. I didn't understand (Francisco) Conceicao's substitution."