It stops Pisa: the Nerazzurri fall 1-0 against Carrarese. At the end of the match, the captain of Filippo Inzaghi’s team, Antonio Caracciolo, spoke to Punto Radio: “In the first half the attitude and approach wasn’t great, it reminded me of the match in Castellammare di Stabia, but we were good, or lucky, I don’t know, to get to the break in a draw. In the second half we suffered, having one man less, but unfortunately a goal arrived which we will comment on in the following days: now we are very angry, disappointed.”
Mea culpa about the goal: “The goal was the result of a naivety that we could have avoided, but now we are very angry and disappointed: no one in the locker room dared to speak or review the goal. We kept it at 0-0, we weren’t able to take it We have to work harder this week.” Then on Touré’s expulsion: “The referee told us that he intervened with his high leg. He didn’t see his opponent, he wasn’t bad. It would have been better if the referee had drawn the yellow card and then gone to var. A shame.”
On the continuation of the season: “We are up there, no longer first but second: we must remain calm, not think about the Sassuolowhich has players of a different category, we must continue not to make a mistake in our attitude: if we continue to be what we have been up to now, we will not have problems.”