Lazio knockout, Marco Baroni furious: è controversy

Fiorentina beat Lazio on Sunday in a comeback thanks to two penalty kicks (both scored by Albert Gudmundsson). In the post-match Marco Baroni è spoke harshly analyzing the match: “The match è was decided only by the episodes: we did moreù ball possession, moreù shots on goal, moreù entries in the penalty area…these are situations contrary to the spirit of the game”.

” A player cannotò even cover a cross at the back with his feet almost off the field but abroad I don&#39t see such incidents. We have to change the way we defend. Even on the first penalty Gudmundsson has already moved the ball, there’s a borderline situation. We try to put forward some spectacle, let there be spectacle on the field. If you go in this direction it becomes difficult for us coaches to give directions. Guendouzi the foot takes it off, the pass è been made and then instead of shooting, the attacker better look for this kind of contact”.

Marco Baroni then concluded: “We have very good referees but these are situations that make it difficult for us and the players to work as well. If I want an aggressive team I ask them to go hard, then I ask them to go slow but it becomes difficult for me. We played with personality; but we are penalized by two episodes also difficult to analyze defensively. In some situations we need more; determination, but we will find this, the team plays and creates. We need to bring the players to close the door well, I am not worried today, far from it, I am bitter becauseé there are episodes that penalize us”.

Pathetic Attacks

Pecco Bagnaia falls in Misano and of course there’è those who do dell’irony: these are, as always the anti Valentino Rossi, often stirred up by pseudo-influencers with a few hundred real followers.

The Piedmontese pays the fact of being the favorite pupil of the ‘Doctor’: it would not otherwise explain so much bitterness towards him.

In the standings Pecco Bagnaia occupies second place with 317 points, ahead of him Jorge Martín at a share of 341. Enea Bastianini (282 points) completes the podium, tailed by Marc Marquez (281 points). Fifth position for Brad Binder (165 points), then a trio of Spaniards: Pedro Acosta, Maverick Viñales and Álex Márquez. Fabio Di Giannantonio closes the Top 10.

Florentin wins with two penalties, Lazio ko

Fiorentina won 3 important points by overcoming Lazio 2-1 in Sunday’s lunch match. The Biancocelesti, initially ahead thanks to Gila’s marker, were brought back by two penalty kicks scored by Albert Gudmundsson, the last just before the triple whistle.

In the first half the two teams offered a lively and entertaining match with several chances: first Fiorentina tried with Colpani but Provedel saved, then Zaccagni and Tavares failed to get past De Gea. The result unblocked at 41′: perfect cross by Tavares and winning zuccata by Gila. The biancoceleste lineup goes to rest in the lead.

Palladino revolutionized the lineup and threw in Albert Gudmundsson, the move that unlocked the match: at 49′ he was landed in the box by Guendouzi and converted the penalty, putting the match back on even terms. Later Kean tries but does not frame the goal, in the final Patric has a huge chance but his header is rebuffed by the excellent De Gea.

Seconds before the triple whistle Tavares lands Dodo and the referee, after VAR consultation, awards the second penalty kick for Fiorentina which Gudmundsson scores for the final 2-1.