Udinese coach Luca Gotti said the Friuli ‘take one game at a time’ ahead of the match against Torino. ‘It’s not a cliché, it’s a concept’.
The Bianconeri prepare for an important game and must bounce back from back-to-back defeats to help them increase the gap down to the teams in the relegation zone.
Tomorrow’s opponents sit just outside the bottom three and Torino are currently nine points behind Gotti’s men ahead of several important games in the fight for safety.
Udinese coach Luca Gotti said the Friuli ‘take one game at a time’ ahead of the match against Torino. ‘It’s not a cliché, it’s a concept’.
The Bianconeri prepare for an important game and must bounce back from back-to-back defeats to help them increase the gap down to the teams in the relegation zone.
Tomorrow’s opponents sit just outside the bottom three and Torino are currently nine points behind Gotti’s men ahead of several important games in the fight for safety.
“I know I have a team that wants to start scoring again,” Gotti told the club’s channel. “When the coaches say they have to take one game at a time, it’s not a cliché, but a concept.
“The idea of focusing all the attention on a single specific target, without other second thoughts that in the end bring more a disadvantage than an advantage.
“Therefore, our task is to think about Torino. It will be an important match for our championship.”