Serie A
Roma, Paredes essential: now able to renew
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Inter, Frattesi and Zielinski’s below-par performances against Milan reveal how the so-called substitutes are not close to the level of the starters.
The defeat in the Super Cup against Milan still stings at Inter, even though the necessary reflections started from the sad night in Riyadh.
Watching a trophy slip away is always a bitter pill to swallow, but even more so are the ways and reasons for which it happened.
The team’s physical condition in particular, collapsed in the final part of the match, forcing Simone Inzaghi to make wise use of substitutions, especially in light of the physical problems faced, up to that moment, by De Vrij and Calhanoglu.
And here we come to the sore spot. Those who came on as substitutes greatly disappointed expectations, making the starters missed.
Speaking of Kristian Asllani, who has clearly shown he cannot reach Calhanoglu’s levels, the other two players who disappointed in Saudi Arabia were Piotr Zielinski and Davide Frattesi.
DAVIDE FRATTESI ( PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI )
Entered to bring energy, the two appeared lost and anonymous, at times with a tendency to hide.
The second, more blameworthy, also “stained” himself with a decisive lapse in attention on the goal by Abraham for 3-2.
Perhaps distracted by transfer thoughts, wanting to leave for Roma, Frattesi is now a mysterious and indecipherable figure in Inzaghi’s plans.
Yet there are plenty of opportunities where the young man is called upon to satisfy his desire to play more.
Consider that, since the start of the season, the former Sassuolo midfielder has amassed 22 appearances, along with 3 goals and an assist.
The conclusion is clear. While he finds himself competing with players like Barella, Mkhitaryan, and Calhanoglu, it cannot be said that Frattesi is denied the right space to try to disrupt the hierarchy.
Piotr Zieliński ( PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI )
The same can be said for Zielinski, called to cover various roles as needed, but also with inconsistent performances.
Finally, it seems superficial to describe in words what this means in practical terms, namely a “short blanket” for Inzaghi even with many players numerically.
A gap in quality that shows, even more, how the substitutes are strong, but not yet ready to be starters in an Inter team competing on three fronts.
Serie A
Lazio, injury alert: muscle strain for Tavares?

La Lazio è in emergenza e, su questo, nemmeno lo stesso Maurizio Sarri si è nascosto.
Oltre a Pellegrini, Castellanos, Cancellieri, Rovella e Gigot potrebbe aggiungersi anche Tavares. Il rischio più concreto per il terzino portoghese potrebbe essere uno strappo.
Se il tecnico toscano sperava di poter avere certezze in difesa, in questo momento risulta molto difficile averne.
Per quanto riguarda la gara contro la Juventus, oggi Luca Pellegrini farà un test, dato che è alle prese con un edema a un ginocchio.
Isaksen prenderà il posto di Cancellieri, Dia sostituirà nuovamente Castellanos e per il resto la formazione sarà la stessa delle scorse giornate.

Lazio, Tavares calato di rendimento
L’ultimo assist con i biancocelesti è arrivato contro la Real Sociedad in Europa League, lo scorso 23 gennaio.
In Serie A, invece, è persino più remoto: 31 ottobre 2024, contro il Como. Quasi un anno senza assist in campionato.
Lo stesso giocatore che, appena arrivato, era diventato una vera e propria macchina da assist. Naturalmente si è trattata di una grande overperformance, ma è un dato che ad ogni modo stupisce.
Difficile si possa tornare a qualcosa di simile in breve tempo. In questo momento la Lazio si trova al 12esimo posto in classifica.
Risultato altamente sotto le aspettative, ma con il blocco mercato e gli infortuni di certo Sarri non sta vivendo una stagione semplice.
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Serie A
Milan-Pisa: Possible Line-ups and Where to Watch
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AC Milan vs. Pisa will open matchday eight of Serie A. The San Siro match will take place tomorrow evening at 8:45 PM.
Matchday eight of Serie A kicks off, with the clash between AC Milan and Pisa headlining the fixtures.
The Rossoneri are top of the table with 16 points, while the Tuscan Nerazzurri are at the bottom with just three points.
It’s a classic top-bottom showdown, with two teams motivated by very different factors.
After a hectic European week, AC Milan restart their league campaign at home.
Following the victory over Fiorentina, Allegri’s men are looking for another win to temporarily extend their lead at the top.
The keyword, however, is humility, considering an opponent significantly inferior to the Rossoneri, but equally determined.
The Tuscan coach may give De Winter a starting spot in defense.
The same fate seems to await Ricci, who is likely to start in midfield alongside Fofana and Modric.
Finally, the attack will be led by Gimenez, with Leao supporting the Mexican.
Pisa’s Lineup
The Pisa team’s position is cause for concern, with just three points from the first seven games.
This poor performance reflects their last-place standing, highlighted by a 0-0 draw in the last round against Hellas Verona.
The offensive struggles of the Tuscans are evident, but Alberto Gilardino remains confident and sticks with Nzola up front.
The former Spezia player will be partnered in attack by Moreo, while the midfield likely to face San Siro will consist of Akinsanmiro, Marin, and Aebischer, with Toure and Leris on the flanks.
In goal, Semper retains his spot, supported by a defense of Canestrelli, Albiol, and Caracciolo.
Possible Lineups
AC Milan (3-5-2): Maignan; De Winter, Gabbia, Pavlovic; Saelemaekers, Fofana, Modric, Ricci, Bartesaghi; Leao, Gimenez. Coach: Massimiliano Allegri
Pisa (3-5-1-1): Semper; Canestrelli, Albiol, Caracciolo; Tourè, Akinsamiro, Aebischer, Marin, Leris; Moreo; Nzola. Coach: Alberto Gilardino
Where to Watch
The match between AC Milan and Pisa, scheduled for tomorrow evening at 8:45 PM, will be broadcast on:
- Dazn
- Sky Sport Uno
- Sky Sport Calcio
- Sky Sport 4K
- Sky Sport
- Now Tv
Serie A
Parma, something still isn’t right: Tardini the only certainty
The Parma is preparing for the home match against Como scheduled for Saturday at 3 PM. After the draw at Marassi, doubts have emerged about referees and motivations.
The controversies following the expulsion of Ndiaye, which heavily influenced the match against Genoa, have almost justified the performance of Cuesta’s men. Despite the incident, the team’s reaction was not seen, and in the end, they almost suffered a defeat.
Parma, lacking continuity: the next opponent is Como
Six points in 7 games and several relegation clashes already closed, this is the start of the season for the Crociati team that came out unscathed at Marassi despite almost an hour with one man down. In the end, Suzuki’s saved penalty was a reflection of the decidedly below-par performance of Pellegrino and his teammates.
It is true that such a delicate away game requires a defensive attitude, especially with one man down, however, Ndiaye’s expulsion came in the 42nd minute (surrounded by heated debates on the severity of the foul that led to the first yellow for the yellow-blue defender) and until that moment, Parma had not shown a great performance. The home team had already taken control from the start, and the statistics after the first 45 minutes, including total shots (7), possession (56% vs 44%), and expected goals (0.39 vs 0.05), showed that the match was already an uphill battle.
It is known that Genoa at home is a beast and gives very little space to opponents, especially in a relegation clash, and a countermeasure in this sense had not yet been revealed. Cuesta then had to completely change the lineup in the second half with the exit of Almqvist, one of the main offensive threats, and the entry of Ordonez.
A team lacking energy
The second 45 minutes saw the Grifone attack with all their energies to find a goal that would have been worth its weight in gold. Instead, a great Suzuki prevented Ekhator and his teammates from taking home the 3 points. The defeat against Lecce seems to have suddenly extinguished the fire that was lit by the victory against Torino a few weeks ago.
The opportunity to redeem themselves is just around the corner, and against Como, it will be mandatory to take advantage of the Tardini factor, which was decisive in terms of points against Atalanta and the Granata. Pellegrino must find the joy of scoring, as well as Cutrone, but the rest of the team is also called upon to show their desire for victory. Bernabé continues to show great plays but still lacks effectiveness in the final third, as do Almqvist and Britscghi.
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