Roma-Fiorentina 4-0. Lecce. Verso l'obiettivo.

A long journey. Step by step. That's what awaits us this year. Whether for Roma's season or for peace, democracy, and the freedom of peoples. But we have our goals clearly in mind.

Like the song "Ho fatto un sogno" by the great poet Antonello Venditti, Roma performed a song with remarkable artistic flair and without a hitch. Dybala and Malen were sensational. Rodrigo also performed well, receiving compliments from Gasp.

The first half, which ended only 1-0, seemed unfair to the Giallorossi and could have been the prelude to dire developments, but in the second half Roma was able to take advantage of the Viola's aggression and scored 3 goals under the Curva Sud, with the last one rightly scored by the Roman and Romaista Pisilli.

I'm especially happy with the defense, which held up well. In American football, Americans say, "Offenses sell tickets, but defenses win championships," and if we want to achieve great goals, we must pay special attention to our defense.

Now we'll head to Salento. To the magical Salento of transparent sea, wonderfully cooked fish, and inhabited by people as beautiful as the sea and as solid as the rocks against which the waves crash.

Di Francesco's Lecce team plays with a 433 formation, which can then be expanded to a 4213 formation with Gorter advancing in pressing and attacking play. It can also be expanded to a 442 formation with Gorter as an additional attacker or with Ndri as a forward, Pierotti as a right winger, and Gorter as a left winger.

Here, however, we see a very defensive phase that can be seen very often with us with the 451. Lecce is blank in the 2-0 victory in Venice.

They attack more on the left side, thanks to the pace of Gallo and Ndri (left-footed). On their right flank, Pierotti helps defensively but can also attack. Watch out for Coulibaly's offensive runs, including carrying the ball. Geubbels is very good at pressing, although Stulic could play in his place, as he has a good, powerful shot, even from outside the box. It's possible that Di Fra could swap the two wingers (Ndri on the right and Pierotti on the left).

On the occasion of the magnificent victory against Fiorentina, some Roma supporters wanted to remember the children of Gaza.
Peace for Gaza.

Roma must always aim to win against any opponent. It's a duty to respect Rome's history. It means respect for the name we bear, but Rome embodies values and principles that transcend the football pitch.

Rome means peace, freedom, and democracy. Specifically, regarding the situation in the Middle East, it's right to hope that the moderate camp will win the upcoming Israeli elections and that Bibi Netanyahu, a cynical and unscrupulous politician who has become a mass murderer, will finally be forced out of office.

The peace Israel seeks can only be achieved through dialogue. Around a table where Israelis and Palestinians talk, not with blood.

Now it's pointless to prophesy dreams of Cups and Champions Leagues (by the way, on Thursday 27 August at 6 pm in Monte Carlo there will be the draw for the 8 opponents in the UCL championship phase). A long journey awaits us this year both for peace, democracy and the freedom of peoples and for Roma, for which it is right to always fight to win, starting from Monday at the Stadio Via del Mare in Lecce.

Daje Roma!

Giordano Sepi

1st Serie A	First Half	Second Half	Final Score	Scorers
	1	3	4	27′, 52′, 60’Malen, 86′ Pisilli
	0	0	0

Roma-Fiorentina 4-0. Lecce. To the goal.

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