Fabio Pisacane is certainly not happy about the incident that led to the 2-1 Lazio-Cagliari victory, the failure to stop play after Alessandro Deiola was hit in the face by the ball . "The incident speaks volumes, but I'd avoid controversy: it was a shame to concede a goal. I'd focus on that because it determined the outcome of the match. I prefer not to talk about the referee, as I have always done since last year. I'm convinced of their good faith, and we'll move on."

It's Cagliari's fourth consecutive defeat. "But when you see your team fighting like this, on a pitch like this, there's not much you can touch," Pisacane says. " You have to stay clear-headed. Today we left everything on the pitch, and I rediscovered the spirit that had been missing since before Monza . I never saw the team lose control throughout the entire match: I'm happy, and of course I'd be even happier if we'd gotten at least a point. We have all the tools to get back to winning ways, but I saw my team again: both at Monza and in the final ten minutes against Roma, I saw something that doesn't belong to us."

Winks didn't play when he recovered ("He's a key player, but everyone else played their part") and Fadera had to leave the pitch due to injury ("It's a shame"), but otherwise Cagliari played well. " Finishing the match with Trepy, Mendy, and Kofler shows us that we're headed in the right direction . Of course, we need to get points, but I'm calm: today we regained the energy we lacked in Monza and in the final ten minutes against Roma," Pisacane concluded.

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