Post-match Genoa Lazio: Gilardino’s comments
Continuing their fight for a Champions League position, Lazio won 0-1 against Genoa. While the defeat does not imply serious repercussions for the Grifone regarding remaining in Serie A, Alberto Gilardino commented on his team’s performance post-match.
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Gilardino’s expression post-match
After the match between Genoa and Lazio, Alberto Gilardino reveals his thoughts to Dazn. He states: “We are quite proud of our performance in the first half. Despite the two chances we created, we could have taken the lead with a little more clarity. In the second half, we lost energy and had to deal with the great skills shown by Lazio. We are disappointed, in the second half we were unable to bring the challenge to Lazio.”
Comments on Ekuban
Gilardino then commented on Ekuban, who has played three games since his recovery from injury. “He didn’t have enough time to train continuously,” he admits, but expresses his appreciation for Ekuban’s effort and perseverance, despite him not scoring any goals.”
On the goal conceded and missed by Ekuban
On the goal conceded, Gilardino maintains: “We could have done better. We have a week to work and improve.” Then commenting on Ekuban’s missed goal, Gilardino complains that, despite having numerical superiority, they were unable to seize the opportunity.
On Retegui and Frendrup
Gilardino he also has words of praise for Mateo Retugui, who has just returned after a two-week break, and for Morten Frendrup, who, according to the coach, excels in recovering balls and tackling.
The next chapter of the season
Expressing his expectations for the rest of the season, Gilardino urges the team to continue working hard and trying to improve, aiming to collect as many points as possible.
Gilardino’s Reflections at the Press Conference
Following the match, Gilardino conducted a press conference in which he discussed the team’s performance in more detail. He shared his regret for the race, urging the team to take into account both successes and mistakes.
Conclusion
Despite the defeat, it appears that Gilardino has maintained his mental strength, remaining focused on the team’s continued improvement. In fact, he states: “The mental aspect will be my job because some goals no longer happen.”
