In the two and a half years of management, the Rossoneri coach has often displaced his opponents with players employed in unusual positions and with a constantly evolving tactic: the 4-2-3-1 is just the basis of work.
At most he can make a mistake on the bench, as happened at the Bentegodi, where in the pre-match he sat on the yellow-blue one. But Stefano Pioli is unlikely to make a mistake in his choices. It happens, sure. But evidently it happens less than what its detractors claim (yes, a hard core of fans resists who, let’s say, continue to be perplexed), if Milan enjoys the top of the championship for the twenty-first time in this championship.
