The coach spoke during the Pavia Academy-Lazio Women pre-match Gianluca Grassadonia and the midfielder Sofia Colombo to submit the tender. Below are their words.
The words of the coach
It’s a very tricky trip to the climax of the championship. They are third to last so in the midst of a fight for survival, we know what we will find and we must be good in our approach and in understanding the importance of the match and what we are up for. Rotations depend on the players and how they train. We will have to pedal hard with three important matches in seven days, now we’re thinking about the one against Pavia, then the one against San Marino. It’s no exaggeration to say that this is the most important week of the championship, it’s a fact. However, we must not think about the other matches, the most important of the year is the one against Pavia and must be approached with great spirit and clarity. Whoever is at Lazio must know how to live with the right pressures that the club gives us, which makes us lack for nothing. At the same time we must face it with the right attitude. Enthusiasm must always be fueled, but with the right reasoning. We are on an important streak of victories, the team is responding well. There is a need for unity, they have to show them during the week who is worthy of playing.
The words of Columbus
The team is well, we are training for the next three matches in seven days. They will be the most important matches of the championship and we are focused on reaching our goal. Rotations are very important at this moment, but the team is ready because we work every day. Each one wants to demonstrate, we are loaded. It’s difficult to stay focused game by game, but the staff helps us and we teammates also help each other to stay on track every day. Classification? He doesn’t enter the locker room. A lot will be decided this week, but football is strange and we don’t know how it will go. We are aware of what we can do and where we can go. I feel like a more mature player than two years ago, I’ve learned a lot and I’m happy with who I’ve become.
