Lorenzo D’Anna praised Chievo for “not losing our heads” at 2-0 down, as they fought back to hold Roma and very nearly won it.
The Flying Donkeys were 2-0 down, but clawed back a draw at the Olimpico and would’ve won it with the last kick of the game had Robin Olsen not fingertipped the Emanuele Giaccherini curler on to the crossbar.
Lorenzo D’Anna praised Chievo for “not losing our heads” at 2-0 down, as they fought back to hold Roma and very nearly won it.
The Flying Donkeys were 2-0 down, but clawed back a draw at the Olimpico and would’ve won it with the last kick of the game had Robin Olsen not fingertipped the Emanuele Giaccherini curler on to the crossbar.
“It wasn’t a bad first half all told, but we worked on what needed improving during the half-time break,” the Coach told DAZN.
“It was very hot and we were struggling at 2-0 down, but we believed in ourselves and maintained our philosophy of football, even going close to a winner at the end.
“Chievo are on the right path. We had for a moment feared it’d be a repeat of the Fiorentina game (which they lost 6-1), but instead the team didn’t lose their heads.”
It has been a rough few days for Chievo, who were docked three points for false accounting, so even after this result are still at -1.