With the knockout (painless for the Nerazzurri) ofInter on the field of Sassuolo, the “end of season sales” have begun. That is, that series of “anomalous” results that are often seen at the end of the championship, resulting from teams with “full bellies” and without any stimulus, unlike the various pre-match words of circumstance. An all-Italian custom and bad custom that will probably occur in various fields of the championship. Sassuolo’s success over the new Italian Champions made the fans of Cagliari, Udinese, Verona, Empoli and Frosinone turn up their noses, legitimately. But that doesn’t take away the fact that the CagliariTo save himself, he must look exclusively at his own home. And to do this, he must score points and think exclusively about his own path, without looking at other people’s homes. In fact, the rossoblù have the upper hand, given the margin in fourth-last place and therefore should look exclusively at themselves, as Ranieri’s men (apart from Genoa) have demonstrated that they can score points against anyone, regardless of the opponent’s coat of arms or the results of other fields. Furthermore, both this season and in the past, the rossoblù have demonstrated on several occasions that making calculations by thinking about the results of other fields or subsequent matches can be counterproductive. Two years ago, two eloquent matches were those against Verona and Venice, especially the latter. This year, an eloquent example is last Monday’s race Genoawith the rossoblù who, between absences (albeit heavy) and players not at their best, have practically “bypassed” the away match at Marassi with their focus on tomorrow’s match against Lecce. Tomorrow, a wonderful opportunity for the Cagliari, to win the three points and get ever closer to the goal of salvation. Doing so, giving your best and without looking at your neighbor’s garden, would give Ranieri and his boys a much better chance of achieving a goal that until a few months ago seemed like a utopian goal.
