Roma have won seven consecutive Serie A matches, and Gian Piero Gasperini says he sees his football ideas in this side. The win in Udine at the Bluenergy Stadium took Roma to 28 goals after ten matchdays, a Serie A record that surpasses the 26 goals scored in 1960/61 and 2016/17. Roma are the first side to reach that total in Serie A.
La Gazzetta Sportiva's Alessio D'Urso describes an orchestra that keeps pace with Lazio and Inter and promises more memorable performances. The results show a group that has grown together more than ever, and they have put young players such as Daniele Ghilardi in the spotlight, with the defender going at full speed. Roma's message to the sides at the top of the table is clear: the giallorossi do not give anything away. Gasperini's thoughts now turn to the Champions League and to Manchester United.
Gasperini said: "In this Roma I find all my concepts of play. Whoever scores, like Cristante, also makes the assist for Mora who scores. Everyone feels involved, and everyone has the conviction and the confidence to be decisive with the final pass or the shot. We are scoring more goals with more players, and that is a great sign."
On his squad, he added: "I am fortunate to have all the players, including the less young ones, who give great availability. The young ones usually always give it, they want to emerge and improve. I have a group that is a fantastic mix. We may have other flaws, but the availability is total."
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Roma have won seven consecutive Serie A matches, the latest a 4-0 victory at Udinese in the tenth round at the Bluenergy Stadium, which took them to 28 goals in ten games. Forza Roma reports that this surpasses the 26 goals scored in 1960/61 and 2016/17 and makes Roma the first side to reach that total in Serie A. Gian Piero Gasperini said the spread of scorers is "a great signal," and that he sees all his concepts of play in this side. Forza Roma notes that Cristante scored and also set up Mora, while N'Dicka headed in from a corner.
La Gazzetta Sportiva's Alessio D'Urso describes an orchestra keeping pace with Lazio and Inter. Forza Roma highlights young defender Daniele Ghilardi, while GialloRossi.net reports that Ghilardi was angry after a goal was disallowed against Slovan in the Champions League and then scored a beautiful goal against Udinese. GialloRossi.net also says Roma led 4-0 at half-time before easing off, conceding a long-range goal that Gasperini called a sign of mental switching off. He put it down to attention and concentration rather than physical strength, pointing out this was the eighth match in less than twenty days.
Gasperini said the absences of Svilar, Koné, Dybala and Pellegrini have made rotation essential. Cristante returned after a month out with a knee injury affecting the collateral ligament, and Gasperini hopes the three injured players can return before the break. Roma's next match is in Manchester in three days, with Forza Roma naming Manchester United.
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“Il direttore d'orchestra è a bordo campo, i musicisti suonano sul prato verde del Bluenergy Stadium. La settima sinfonia di Gian Piero erini non è solo una striscia di sette vittorie in campionato, ma è soprattutto un inno al bel calcio e al gioco di squadra. Record di reti (28) dopo dieci…”
Read the full article in Italian at Forza Roma.