A player will take the field against Arezzo Perugia attacking. He writes it The Messenger of Umbria, specifying how to comfort Formisano in this decision there are clear numbers. His Perugia played 8 matches starting with the 3-5-2 (against Spal, Torres, Entella, Ancona, Gubbio, Pineto, Carrarese And Vis Pesaro) putting together 10 points at an average of 1.2 points per game. The coach instead chose the 3-4-1-2, the formation with an attacking midfielder behind two attackers (sometimes with one of Matos And Ricci on the trocar, more often with Kouanwhich has very different characteristics) against Cesena, Pescara, Pontedera, Rimini, Sestri Levante, Fermana And Juventus NGputting together 13 points at a higher average (1.8).
But it is with the most offensive formation, in this case the 3-4-2-1 or 3-4-3, that Perugia has achieved the best so far: 3 matches (Lucchese, Recanati, Olbia), 3 wins and 9 points. The difficulty coefficient relating to the opponent can have a weight, but there is no doubt that Perugia in its best version is the one that faced the teams in turn, perhaps taking big risks but often bringing home the 3 points, the Perugia that scores first and then he manages the game and the opponent and not vice versa; the least convincing one is Perugia who sometimes bask in their solidity only to get the goal and not be reactive enough to do it again.
