This evening, Genoa will take to the field at 20:45 at the Ferraris stadium to face Como, in the last match before a short break. Gilardino’s team is looking to continue on the wave of the success obtained last Monday against Parma, a result that brought back enthusiasm.
The coach commented on the importance of the victory, highlighting how the mental energy of the group will be crucial to face the match. He underlined that, despite the little time to celebrate, the motivation remains high: “We must bring the enthusiasm of the thirty thousand fans with us”.
Today, the team received a special visit from President Zangrillo, who gave an inspiring speech to the players and staff. During his speech, he highlighted key concepts such as emotion, passion and sacrifice, elements that represent Genoa’s DNA. Despite high morale, there is no shortage of difficulties. Gilardino will have to do without nine unavailable players, forcing some athletes to give their all to cover the gaps.
Como presents itself as a tough opponent, capable of defeating teams as famous as Atalanta. Their style of play is characterized by a solid culture of ball possession, the result of the imprint of their coach. Gilardino is aware of the challenges that await his men: “It will be a complicated match; we must focus on ourselves and not leave any space for Como”. The strategy will therefore be to maintain tactical discipline and exploit every opportunity.
Genoa (3-5-2): Loyal; Vogliacco, Vasquez, Matturro; Sabelli, Frendrup, Badelj, Thorsby, Martin; Ekhator, Pinamonti. How (4-2-3-1): Audero; Goldaniga, Kempf, Dossena, Moreno; Braunoder, Engelhardt; Strefezza, Paz, Cutrone; Belotti.
Tonight’s match represents an important crossroads for Genoa. With a mix of determination and a well-defined strategy, the team will try to confirm its ambitions and capitalize on the recent success. In a competitive championship like the current one, every point can prove decisive for the fate of the season.
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