Palermo looking for a success at Druso against Sudtirol in the last act of the regular season in Serie B. Mignani wants sixth place
Today’s edition of “La Repubblica-Palermo” focuses on the last and decisive match of the regular season for Mignani’s team on the Sudtirol pitch. At the Druso, Palermo is called to win to defend sixth place in the standings from the onslaught of Sampdoria and Brescia and end a season markedly below expectations with footballing dignity. Mignani is still looking for his first victory on the Rosanero bench, four draws and two knockouts so far for the former Bari and Siena coach. A meager haul and a turning point that unfortunately did not arrive at Palermo despite the changing of the guard on the bench. There is the desire to restore momentum and enthusiasm in this final season, beating the South Tyrolean team and at least guaranteeing the possibility of playing in the preliminary playoff at Barbera, with the plus of two results out of three available, would already constitute a very significant achievement . Mignani underlined the importance of tomorrow’s match in the press conference, placing emphasis primarily on the mental aspect that weighs down this team in key moments of the match. The well-known generalist newspaper then outlines a formation hypothesis, with Gomes and Ceccaroni injured and in doubt, the Brunori-Soleri attack pair, scoring and performing against Ascoli, towards confirmation, the possible inclusion of Buttaro fifth top on the right in the 3-5-2 with DIakitè moved to the right arm in the defensive trio. Mignani will also have to be skilful and cautious in managing the six players who have been warned by a ban: Ranocchia, Diakité, Ceccaroni, Nedelcearu, Segre and Di Francesco; a yellow card could cost them disqualification in next week’s preliminary playoff.
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May 9th – 9.16am
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