Tomorrow at the Unipol Domus, Cagliari will begin a series of three terrible matches. First up against Gian Piero Gasperini’s Atalanta, whose team makes your wrists shake just reading the names, then it’s Inter’s turn at the San Siro (who may have already bowed out of the Scudetto debate), all the way to Juventus on Friday. April 19. On paper, then, a potential triptych of 0 points, but Claudio Ranieri does not want drama, despite great regret over missing a great opportunity against Verona: a draw with the Scaligers was absolutely not “predicted”, and a victory would have brought the Rossoblu team a victory to displace their charges Baroni in the standings. Coach Testaccio can smile about Gianluca Gaetano’s full recovery. In the last two races (Monza and Verona) his absence was felt, and very strongly. The midfield suffered as it failed to enjoy its dynamism and ability to disrupt the source of the opposition’s play, and the attack suffered, devoid of its connection and the imagination needed to get going. Consequently, in the match with the Brianza team there was a dismal 0 on shots on target, and in the next match against Verona itself – only 2 (including Sulemana’s goal). Ranieri, and it’s no secret, clings to his magic as well as his physical qualities to counter Orobic’s strong midfield, but also to open up the forwards and create some frustration for a solid defense, but this often gives away some points pauses.
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