We need to be more focused and not carry over the incidents that have penalized us in recent games. This is the ideal way to reorganize our energies. Frosinone is strong, very strong, but they leave space, and we need to be good at exploiting it. We need to be good at distorting them and moving them out of their comfort zone.
Fabio Pisacane, with his head held high, immediately relaunches the challenge after the bitter two-legged trip to Rome. "We want to win," the Cagliari coach stated clearly in the pre-match press conference at the Crai Sport Center in Assemini. "This shouldn't weigh on the lads' minds, but we're playing at home and coming off four defeats. We want to get the three points."
Optimistic and energized, the Rossoblu coach is taking fate head-on, including injuries. In addition to Nzola and Fadera , and longtime absentees Felici and Idrissi , tomorrow afternoon at the Domus, Mina ("micro tear to the hamstring, it's an old scar") and Aurelio ("low-grade tear to the soleus"). Even Obert, suspended, is suffering from knee discomfort.
The issue of left-back, therefore, needs to be resolved. "One possibility is Rodríguez's commitment; he already did so last year," Pisacane himself hinted, but he'll take another night to think things over: "We'll see if this is the right choice or if we need to completely change the formation."
On the other side, then, is the league's revelation team. "I like the way Frosinone plays," admits the Cagliari coach. "They're an extraordinary group of lads. And the most emblematic scene is when they go to celebrate under the Curva at the end of the match. They have a strong identity, that of going man-to-man all over the pitch. And with their energy, they're currently managing to overcome their own limitations." Not only that: " They have players who are shifting the balance, especially Schmid, who is the one who allows everyone to do their job better."