"Ciocci will start, and Zé Pedro and Kılıçsoy will also be available from the start: their time has come, and they'll be able to get even more playing time." Fabio Pisacane provided some insight into the lineup for tomorrow's Cagliari-Frosinone match, in his comments on the eve of the Coppa Italia round of 32 match (5 p.m. at Unipol Domus) . The Rossoblu coach has made some changes compared to the victories against Parma and Lecce, which allowed them to make a big step up in the standings: "Mina, Obert, and Folorunsho will not be playing, due to energy management issues," he previews. "With them, Luvumbo, Radunović, and Pintus, who have completed individual training, while we'll bring in Antoni Franke, Nicola Grandu, and Joseph Liteta from the Under-20s."

Cagliari is making changes to get more playing time for players who have had less time. "There will be rotations, certainly not because we underestimate our opponents," clarifies Pisacane, who won the Coppa Italia last year with the Primavera. "It's about consistency, staying true to what we've been saying since day one: everyone must feel at the center of the project; this must be the strength of this team . Energy will be the key to building our path: everyone's energy, the freshness of some players who will certainly be able to make their mark tomorrow, and then perhaps cause me problems in subsequent matches."

Tomorrow's opponent, Frosinone, is in a lower division (like Virtus Entella, who were defeated only on penalties on August 16th) but is undefeated this season. "They'll want to make a good impression and won't come here to expose themselves, but to advance," Pisacane warned. He then reiterated a point he had already made immediately after the match in Lecce on Friday: " We absolutely must not have any lapses in concentration; I've already asked the lads to pay maximum attention . Anyone who wants to build a winning mentality must incorporate the characteristics that distinguish a team like ours: humility, awareness, and maturity."

Friday night's plane crash has reduced training sessions to just two, yesterday and today, to prepare for Cagliari-Frosinone. "But I think that's enough after a win," Pisacane reflected. "As I always say, victories help you work better: they give you enthusiasm, energy, and the confidence to immediately implement new demands. Today we worked on match strategy, both in possession and out of possession. The boys know what awaits them tomorrow, and above all, they know what they'll have to do." And on his voice loss on Friday at the Via del Mare: "It's slowly coming back, not completely yet, but I'll be ready tomorrow."

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