Sarri Identifies Biggest Lazio Issue: ”If I Had the Solution I’d Be at Real Madrid”
Sarri Identifies Biggest Lazio Issue: ”If I Had the Solution I’d Be at Real Madrid” Maurizio Sarri felt Lazio didn’t deserve to head back to Rome empty-handed following their 0-1 defeat to Fiorentina on Monday. Lazio Suffer Defeat in Florence The Biancocelesti had a positive start, but Mattia Zaccagni and Matteo Cancellieri couldn’t translate their early chances into goals. On the other hand, Robin Gosens won his aerial duel with Manuel Lazzari to score the opener in the 28th minute.
The visitors tried to respond, but were hardly able to test David De Gea. In his post-match interview with DAZN (via Il Messaggero ), Sarri admitted his men committed some mistakes at both ends of the pitch, but argued that the result didn’t reflect their efforts. We are responsible for conceding the goal and a few counterattacks, but we controlled the game, with possession and some chances, and we didn’t deserve the defeat.
I’m not worried about my future, but about Lazio’s. We’ll see—I don’t know what the plans for the future might be. The season has been devastating, extremely difficult.
To prepare for this match we were without ten players, and we were forced to field players who weren’t fully fit. We’ll see what the club has in mind and what I’ll have in mind as a result. Maurizio Sarri Admits Lazio Are Struggling Inside the Box The 67-year-old then held his post-match press conference in Florence, where he highlighted Lazio’s penalty-box struggles as the team’s Achilles Heel, while admitting he doesn’t know how to solve this plaguing issue.
If it were up to me, I’d always want to play at a high level, because it’s difficult to pull a rabbit out of the hat in a single knockout game. Tonight I didn’t think the team played badly. The goal we conceded was a bit fortunate, and we could have scored early on.
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