Cagliari Coach Rolando Maran can’t figure out why today’s opponents Lazio “are struggling, as they have one of the best squads in Italy.”
It kicks off at 11.30 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“We have a few players out, a few others who are carrying knocks,” confessed the Coach in his Press conference.
Cagliari Coach Rolando Maran can’t figure out why today’s opponents Lazio “are struggling, as they have one of the best squads in Italy.”
It kicks off at 11.30 GMT, click here for a match preview.
“We have a few players out, a few others who are carrying knocks,” confessed the Coach in his Press conference.
“We’re concentrated on this game, but must also make sure not to risk losing more for the next few rounds. I saw the lads working hard in training and have already shaken off the defeat to Napoli. They want to go to Rome and play for the win.”
Lazio’s poor form has been them reportedly change system from 3-5-2 to 4-3-2-1.
“They have one of the best squads in Italy, so I don’t know why they are struggling. It’s true we are without a win for a while too, but it hasn’t been a simple fixture list in recent weeks and we still maintained a certain consistency.
“The good thing is that even in moments of difficulty, we don’t fall apart. We remain a team.”
Leonardo Pavoletti, Lucas Castro and Charalampos Lykogiannis have not made the trip, missing out along with suspended Luca Ceppitelli and Darijo Srna.
“Pavoletti is the strongest player in the air we’ve got, but without him we have forwards who possess different characteristics and will try to make the most of those.
“I have some versatile players who allow me to change tactics during a match, without necessarily making substitutions.”