Farioli: “The stadium ‘erupted’. Of course I was moved…” | OneFootball

Some of the most intense celebrations you have shown on the bench: “For Froholdt’s goal, I think it was a fun celebration — it was a great goal. As for the work of art Fofana produced in the game against Famalicão, the stadium ‘exploded’. Of course I got emotional because it was a great goal. That side of it will always play an important role. I’ve always been very emotionally connected to the game. Even in the past, the way I experienced matches is part of who I am. We put in a lot of effort and, when we see goals like that, it’s normal to be caught up in the atmosphere.”

Nottingham Forest’s characteristics: “When we played against Nottingham [in the league phase], it was Sean Dyche’s first game and we based ourselves a little on what had been done before. We conceded two penalty goals and we actually played a good match. I think it was a good game. But of course the reality is different now. We are talking about a team that is in a better moment, coming off important results. They have distinct qualities, top-level profiles out wide. The forwards have different characteristics but are good at attacking space, and they can also play as focal points up front. They are very strong in midfield and on set pieces. There are many factors that can determine the outcome of the game and, right now, it is difficult to say which version of Nottingham is best for us. We know for sure that we will need to be at our best because, to compete at this level and against opponents like this, we cannot afford to be comfortable. These remaining hours will help us continue to prepare well for the match so that we can arrive tomorrow with fire inside us and with the desire to perform in the best possible way, with the fans on our side. I understand the stadium will be full and tomorrow the fans will once again have an important role.”

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