On Saturday at 15:00, Venezia will take to the field at Penzo to face Parma in a match that is crucial for their salvation ambitions. After a start to the season characterized by a calendar mainly away, the lagoon club is preparing to return to play in front of their fans, with the hope of improving their position in the standings.
In recent months, Venezia has faced seven out of eleven games away from home, a factor that has complicated the team’s path. The next two home games, against Parma and Lecce, represent a unique opportunity for the Venetians to move away from the relegation zone. Coach Di Francesco has faced the season with a large and varied roster. Currently, the only absence is that of Bjarkason, who will be available again at the end of the month. This allows the coach to have several strategic options to consider.
Di Francesco has shown his faith in many players, offering opportunities to several members of the squad in recent weeks. This rotation could prove crucial during the match against the dukes. The offensive trident could see Pohjanpalo and Oristanio as protagonists, supported by Busio. However, there is no shortage of candidates for a starting spot, considering the positive performances of the substitutes in recent matches, as also demonstrated in the recent match against Inter.
With the international break approaching after these two games, Venezia is called upon to capitalize on the opportunity and put points in the bag. A positive result against Parma would not only boost the team’s morale, but could also represent a fundamental change of pace in the fight for survival. The club’s future depends on these crucial home games; determination and team cohesion will be essential to overcome this difficult moment and climb the standings. With the support of the fans and a well-prepared squad, Venezia looks to the coming weeks with hope.
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