(ANSA) – FLORENCE, APRIL 29 – Anticipation is growing in Florence for the first leg of the Conference League semi-final scheduled for next Thursday at 9pm at the Franchi against the Belgian team Bruges. The Curva Fiesole clubs launched an appeal through a post on Instagram to make the Franchi full in all sectors and support their team from start to finish. ”Help us make the atmosphere unique – this is the message – participate in the choreography by creating a breathtaking show and let’s push the boys to the final. Thursday must be ‘hell’, everyone at the stadium”. On this occasion, Fiesole fans will sell special scarves linked to the match against Brugge for 5 euros.
At the moment, over 20,000 tickets have been sold despite the live broadcast on TV8 and president Rocco Commisso has made it known that he wants to leave from the United States so as not to miss the important event on Thursday evening. The declared objective of Vincenzo Italiano and his players is to try to reach the Conference final for the second consecutive year which will be played on May 29th in Athens, obviously hoping for a different outcome compared to the defeat suffered last June 7th in Prague against West Ham, conceding the 2-1 goal in the ninetieth minute. Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the round victory inflicted on Sassuolo which allowed Fiorentina to relaunch themselves in the standings and move to eighth place, catching Napoli at 50 points, the coach decided to grant a day of rest after yet another tour de force between the championship and the semi-final of the Italian Cup lost last Wednesday against Atalanta, setting the resumption of training for tomorrow at Viola Park. For the European semi-final, several players who remained on the bench with Sassuolo should return to the starting lineup, including Terracciano, Dodo, Biraghi, Bonaventura, Beltran, Milenkovic, or in any case those who took over during the match such as Belotti and Nico Gonzalez, the latter among the protagonists of the goleada yesterday with a brace, the first for him in the top flight. (HANDLE).