Atalanta striker Gianluca Scamacca says they're "alive" after their 1-1 draw at Olympique Marseille.

Scamacca scored in the first-leg of their Europa League semifinal.

"It's a good result because it keeps us alive for the second leg. It was a tough game, not just because of the environment, they have a good team," Scamacca told Sky Sport.

I always try to help the team with goals, performances and assists. My teammates put me in the best condition to score.

The second leg will be played in Bergamo next week.

It's a semifinal so nobody will underestimate this match. We will start again from 0-0, so it's all open.

Of course, we think about it [going to the Final], but there is a game remaining, and we must focus on that."

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