<text>  Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini appears to be under pressure after failing to improve Inter Milans fortunes since taking up at the reins at the San Siro. Mancini looks a distressed figure on the front cover of Mondays La Gazzetta dello Sport after seeing his side fail to claim all three points against Serie A relegation candidates Cesena. The 50-year-old conceded after his sides 1-1 draw with Cesena that his side were going to struggle to qualify for next seasons Champions League. Inter Milan manager Roberto Mancini looked extremely distressed after seeing his side slip up against Cesena . Mancini could hardly watch as his side fought to save face against relegation battlers Cesena . Inter must finish third or win the Europa League if they are to qualify for next seasons Champions League . Inter either have to close the nine-point gap on third-placed Lazio or turnaround their two-legged encounter against Wolfsburg, which they lost 3-1 in Germany, before going on to win the Europa League. Mancini told Sky Sport Italia after Sundays encounter against Cesena:With a win we wouldve climbed to 39 points with 11 rounds to go. Now its going to be pretty difficult to reach third place. With a victory we couldve had hope, but there are too many teams in front of us now. At the moment theres no point talking about third place and its not even logical to do so. Inter host Wolfsburg on Thursday before facing Sampdoria at Stadio Luigi Ferraris. Inter Milans players look subdued despite Rodrigo Palacios equaliser against Cesena on Sunday . Cesena, who are second bottom of the Serie A, opened the scoring with a lobbed finish from Gregoire Defrel . 