The new coach has armored the defense, but to achieve a complicated salvation you need more quality and effectiveness in the conclusions
Once there was the English average: two points (ie the “old” victory) at home, one point away. Now there is the Blessin average: just one point, wherever you play. He happened six times out of six meetings. This pace, if maintained for the entire championship, would lead to 38 and therefore a very probable salvation. In the current situation of Genoa, however, a draw rhymes with worse: that is a relegation that is ever closer despite the Rossoblu now showing a profoundly different face from that of the first 22 days. Genoa fights, has armored the defense, goes under much more pressure and plays with greater conviction in the opposing half of the pitch. But he doesn’t score and you don’t win without scoring.
