Cagliari, Pisacane to DAZN: “We showed courage, but something went wrong” | OneFootball

At the end of the match between Lazio and Cagliari, which ended with a 2-0 result in favor of the home team, the coach of the Sardinians, Fabio Pisacane, spoke to DAZN’s microphones, where he explained the reasons behind his team’s defeat.

Cagliari, Pisacane to DAZN: “We showed courage, something didn’t go right”

These were the statements of the Campanian coach to DAZN: “I take home the fact that I’ve recovered players who must allow us to reach the goal we have clearly in mind. I also take the approach, which was good. Playing a courageous match gives us hope, but in football, points are what matter. Something didn’t go right, but recovering those players allowed us to see a different level of play. I’m only half satisfied. The trident? It starts from a general principle with the staff, which is to have a clear idea and put the boys in the best conditions to play football. With them, who truly have football inside them, you can do it. We came to the Olimpico and played against a strong opponent.”

“Even on the first day against Fiorentina, in Naples, Parma, and Lecce, when we had the boys available, we did what we prepared for in July. If you’re missing key pieces, you have to put the boys in conditions not to put them at risk. Tonight we built with four at the back with Luperto and Mina and played the match we wanted. Palestra? Marco is a boy I was lucky enough to meet in the Primavera and he played on the left. He has the engine to counter a talent like Isaksen. Tonight he managed until the goal; for me, having played this role, and for him, who is just starting this career, it’s not enough to do everything right if the opponent has a flash of brilliance: it can ruin your performance. He needs to grow and he’ll have the chance. Palestra can play well on the left, I wanted his legs to contain Isaksen. Idrissi was coming from two matches where he spent a lot and to be consistent I had a reduced choice, I think Palestra did well.”

Vincenzo Schiavo

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