Gasperini: ‘Unfortunate’ Allegri outburst, Dybala ‘might’ be back for Cagliari
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13-second readGian Piero Gasperini commented on Massimiliano Allegri's outburst after Roma's 3-3 draw against Napoli, describing the reported incident as 'unfortunate'. Allegri was sent off and received a two-match ban for his actions. Gasperini was asked about the incident at a pre-match press conference ahead of Roma's game against Cagliari.
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Gian Piero Gasperini commented on Massimiliano Allegri's outburst after Roma's 3-3 draw against Napoli, describing the reported incident as 'unfortunate'. Allegri was sent off and received a two-match ban for his actions. Gasperini was asked about the incident at a pre-match press conference ahead of Roma's game against Cagliari.
Gasperini also provided injury updates, stating that Paulo Dybala 'might' be back for the Cagliari match, with a decision to be made after training. Manu Kone is unlikely to return before the international break, while goalkeeper Mile Svilar could return on Thursday or Friday.
Roma have gone 15 matches unbeaten in Serie A, following a 5-2 defeat against Inter in early April. Gasperini attributed the run to the team's continuity and ability to repeat their desired performance on the pitch. He emphasized the squad's growth and the club's proactive approach.
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- Roma, Cagliari
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Gian Piero Gasperini says that the way Massimiliano Allegri’s outburst at the end of Roma’s 3-3 draw against Napoli was reported was ‘unfortunate’, and has provided injury updates on the likes of Paulo Dybala, Manu Kone and Mile Svilar ahead of his side’s upcoming test against Cagliari. A full round of midweek Serie A fixtures is coming up over the next few days, beginning with Sassuolo vs. Lazio at 17.30 GMT on Tuesday. Roma will be in action at the Stadio Olimpico later on tomorrow evening, hosting Cagliari at 19.45 GMT. It has only been a few days since Roma’s last Serie A match, which ended in a 3-3 draw against Napoli.
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