One point in the last six matches, ten points in the last seventeen (one win and seven draws). Lecce, in tomorrow evening’s home match against Fiorentina, will try to reverse the negative trend and try to relaunch itself in the standings. Roberto D’Aversa, coach of the Giallorossi, framed the match against the Viola in this way: “It is a team that can put you in difficulty at any moment – he began in the usual conference on the day before -. In some aspects we can be similar in terms of desire to play the ball, but to counter their qualities we must remain compact and put in all the intensity possible for the entire match.”
The results are struggling to come, despite the good game plots offered: “It is possible that sometimes being young leads to having some more difficulties when it comes to bringing the score home – admits D’Aversa -. It is clear that however we need to improve in this aspect, also because the points are starting to count and we can’t make mistakes. In Genoa we played well, but we need to be more focused and determined with our weekly work. I would like less spectacle, but to score points. We’ve had plenty of compliments enough, now it is important that the performances bring more points: this is the only thing we are missing at the moment, that is, reaping what has been sown.”
In terms of training, Ramadani’s absence in midfield is obvious, as he was stopped for a shift by the sports judge: “For his replacement, I have always considered Alexis Blin a lot in that role – explains the coach – he who has always shown himself to be on the piece whenever called into question”. Then he still reserves some other choices to make: “To date I still have two or three doubts – continues D’Aversa -. I have respect for the boys which leads me to always evaluate them all and I have sixteen slots to use to give everyone a chance to play. For a series of factors, the most important are those who play less.”
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