“I Adapted” – Sarri Explains Lazio Playing Style, Reveals Penalty Hierarchy

“I Adapted” – Sarri Explains Lazio Playing Style, Reveals Penalty Hierarchy Lazio head coach Maurizio Sarri lauded his players who put on an impressive performance against Napoli on Saturday. Lazio Beat Napoli at the Maradona The Partenepei were the favorites to prevail at home and keep their remaining title hopes alive, but they were outplayed by the Biancocelesti, who harried their on counterattacks. Matteo Cancellieri broke the deadlock early on, while Toma Basic sealed the win with a second strike after the break.

Maurizio Sarri Hails Recent Lazio Run In his post-match interviews (via Il Messaggero ), Sarri insisted that Lazio are enjoying a positive moment, despite Monday’s defeat in Florence. I’d like to remind everyone that over the last month and a half these lads have taken 13 points from six matches, only partially getting the game in Florence wrong. I told the players that matches on the calendar must be attacked, not endured.

It’s been a difficult season, but within these difficulties there have been satisfactions: we took four points off Juventus, we beat Milan twice, and Napoli hadn’t lost at home for a year. There are signs of improvement from the team and individuals. Why Sarri Changed Lazio Playing Style The 67-year-old explained how the squad’s technical limitations prompted him to distance himself from his trademark possession-based football and adopt a counter-attacking approach.

I adapted to the characteristics of our squad. We don’t have many players suited to possession play, but many have pace and acceleration, so I tried not to put them in discomfort by asking them to play a style that doesn’t suit them. Player Ratings: Napoli 0-2 Lazio – Noslin Torments Buongiorno Can Kenneth Taylor Replicate Marek Hamsik’s Success in Serie A?