Gian Piero Gasperini warned Genoa that Chievo “are a very tough team to beat” in today’s relegation dogfight.
It kicks off at 14.00 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“The game with Udinese gave us three precious points and a bump up the table. It also allowed us to have a good week without pressure, but we know the campaign is still long,” said the Coach in his Press conference.
Gian Piero Gasperini warned Genoa that Chievo “are a very tough team to beat” in today’s relegation dogfight.
It kicks off at 14.00 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“The game with Udinese gave us three precious points and a bump up the table. It also allowed us to have a good week without pressure, but we know the campaign is still long,” said the Coach in his Press conference.
“We overtook a few teams, got closer to others, but it remains a very tight table. Situations can change very quickly and we need to get some more results away from home.
“Chievo are an excellent side and above all a very tough team to beat. It will be a real battle out there. They missed Alberto Paloschi when he left for Swansea in January, but now Antonio Floro Flores is settling in.
“The problem with Serie A being such a balanced league is that you can dominate a match and still not win, which almost happened to us last week.”
Tim Matavz joined Genoa mid-season and is still looking for his debut Serie A goal.
“I am very happy with the way he’s training. He has quality and can improve physically. It requires a little patience.”
Cristian Ansaldi and Giovanni Marchese return to the squad, but Ezequiel Munoz is injured and Armando Izzo suspended.
Genoa squad for Chievo: Perin, Ansaldi, De Maio, Burdisso, Cerci, Marchese, Capel, Suso, Ntcham, Pandev, Lazovic, Lamanna, Fiamozzi, Rigoni, Dzemaili, Donnarumma, Gabriel Silva, Matavz, Tachtsidis, Rincon, Laxalt, Raul