We can certainly be satisfied with the 1-1 draw in Marseille. Even more so if we immediately turn our attention to the return match in Bergamo next week. In other words, the resounding “bedlam” heard from the stands of the Velodrome stadium will certainly be transferred to the Nerazzurri version at the Gewiss Stadium. With the unbeaten record in France in their pocket, the historic qualification for the European final is within reach. Obviously it will be necessary to add that “something” that the Nerazzurri lacked a little in the first leg, especially during the second half. First of all, greater caution will be needed in defence, given the opportunities offered to the contenders, which fortunately did not materialise. Furthermore, greater qualitative plays up front should be invoked, including more intense competitive pressure. It is to be hoped that Scamacca continues to play the role of unstoppable bomber: yet another goal for the partial advantage on the transalpine turf is to be considered a further message to the national team commissioner Luciano Spalletti. For a month now we have become accustomed to having to dive back into the championship within very short timescales. On Monday 6 May the calendar includes the away match to Salerno against the eleven of former Stefano Colantuono. An unequal comparison on paper in terms of values on the pitch, where Gasperini’s team is called upon to secure the entire stakes without any ifs or buts. This is required by the continuation of the race to access the 2024-2025 Champions League edition.
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