Spezia, Turati: "A real match against Empoli.
Why it matters
The draw against Empoli represents an important step in Spezia's preparation for the next Serie A season. Marco Turati underlined the need for growth, highlighting the importance of testing the team against quality opponents. This type of friendly helps build the mentality and cohesion necessary to face the challenges of Serie A.
Context
Marco Turati, at the helm of Spezia, has demonstrated a clear vision for the future of the team, focusing on individual and collective growth. With a young squad, the coach is focusing on the development of the players, which will be fundamental to face the challenges of Serie A. The performance against Empoli offers positive ideas, but also areas to improve to ensure a good start to the season.
Key points
- Spezia, Turati: "A real match against Empoli.
- Marco Turati, Spezia coach, expresses satisfaction with the 1-1 draw against Empoli, underlining the importance of the team's growth.
- Spezia, Turati: "A real match against Empoli. Satisfied, but there is still work to do."
Mister, it was a real match. "Yes, we are very happy because it was a real, masculine match. Definitely the first real match of the season. I must say that we faced it with the right attitude, what I ask for every day. I am very satisfied with everyone. It was important to make a good impression and give our best. I think we did it and we are happy."
In the first half there was a goal from Empoli at the start, then a good reaction from Spezia, who certainly ended the first half on a high note. "Yes, regardless of the result, which in any case rewards us, because getting a result against a Serie B team made up of excellent coaches and excellent players, trained very well, is certainly nice. But we came here today not to look at that, but to look at all the steps of growth that we are looking for day after day. We want to improve both from an individual point of view, given that we are very young, and from a collective point of view. Today I saw some excellent things, I saw people grow, both from a physical and physical point of view. technical-tactical. So we definitely leave here satisfied, but knowing that there is still a lot to work on."
It's clearly a time of year when you also have to deal with some muscle fatigue and with someone who isn't worth the risk. However, you also gave some guys ample playing time today. "We gave ample playing time, also because unfortunately in this period of the season there aren't very many of us. In any case, I think that after three weeks, therefore 21 days, a player can maintain 70-80 minutes, perhaps not at 100%. In the second half, in fact, we lowered the pressure a little, but we still did it well, in an orderly manner, so I'm very satisfied. Even those who took over, in my opinion, even for 20-30 minutes, showed that they can stay here and want us So let's continue like this, waiting for someone to come back."
What happens now
With the Serie A season approaching, Spezia will continue to work on its playing identity and on the growth of young players. Turati's observations on the team's performance suggest there will be further tests to refine preparation. The next friendly will be crucial to evaluate progress and make any strategic adjustments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the result of the match between Spezia and Empoli?
The match between Spezia and Empoli ended in a draw 1-1.
How did the draw affect Spezia's Serie A standings?
The draw is a good result for Spezia, as they faced a Serie B team, but it does not have a direct impact on the Serie A standings, being a friendly match.
Who commented on Spezia's performance after the match?
Marco Turati, the Spezia coach, commented on the team's performance.
What is Spezia's next match after the match against Empoli?
The article does not specify Spezia's next match after the match against Empoli.
What did Marco Turati say about the growth of the team?
Marco Turati underlined that the team is working on individual and collective growth, highlighting both physical and technical-tactical progress.
