Is experiencing football in Rome difficult compared to Verona or Turin? It’s one of the questions asked Ivan Juric after the defeat suffered at Hellas Verona. The Roma coach responded like this: “Great things have been done in Verona and Turin. Rome is an exceptional place beyond the moment of difficulty. For me, Verona is my home, my soul is linked to the city. ‘Hellas? Led by Zanetti who is a great professional, I think he will definitely survive.”
Too many blunders?
“The team has shown that they believe in it, gross mistakes like I’ve seen only a few times today, we need to analyze this aspect, then I hope that the referees also don’t make any more gross mistakes also because it’s not the first time.”
THE SCORESHEET OF HELLAS VERONA-ROME
Hellas Verona (4-3-2-1): Montipò; Daniliuc (42′ st Faraoni), Magnani, Coppola, Bradaric; Serdar (42′ st Dani Silva), Duda, Kastanos (17′ st Harroui); Suslov (32′ st Livramento), Lazovic; Tengstedt (17′ st Mosquera). Available: Perilli, Magro, Lambourde, Sarr, Okou, Sishuba, Ajayi, Corradi, Ghilardi. All.: Zanetti
Rome (3-4-2-1): Svilar; Mancini, Ndicka, Angelino; Celik, Kone (36′ st Paredes), Le Fée (21′ st Cristante), Zalewski (21′ st El Shaarawy); Soulé (21′ st Dybala), Pellegrini; Dovbyk (29′ st Baldanzi). Available: Marin, Ryan, Abdulhamid, Shomurodov, Hummels, Paredes, Dahl, Pisilli, Sangaré. All.: Juric
Referee: Marcenaro
Markers: 13′ Tengstedt (H), 28′ Soulé (R), 34′ Magnani (H), 8′ st Dovbyk (R), 43′ st Harroui (H)
Warned: Suslov, Magnani (H), Svilar, Kone (R)
Expelled: Leveling (H)