Bodø/Glimt.

With Bodø / Glimt at 7 points and us at 6, for our qualities, for the Olimpico, we must set ourselves the goal of victory and peremptory victory. The situation of Northern Norway's yellow lightning bolts is symmetrically opposite and even a draw would suit them.

With Sandefjord (1-0 Bodø / Glimt), I have seen this kind of pressing with the wings (Pellegrino and Solbakken) on the central backs, the central striker on our midfielder and the lateral midfielders, who should be Fet and Konradsen, sliding on the full backs. The Sandefjord is an opponent with a much lower technical rate than ours (13th in the Eliteserien) and this would lead to think (in addition to the reasoning I made earlier) of a more balanced attitude.

In reality, for the Protestant and Norwegian ethic that requires him to try to dominate against any opponent, for the result of the first leg strengthened by the fact that, for me, many Romanist first leg players will play (and it is the right move as I will explain after) and for the taste of the great enterprise of going to win at the Olimpico, which could be the jewel of the already good season (they are going towards the victory of the Eliteserien), I think that they will play attacking and will seek dominance too with this kind of pressing.

The pretactics of the first leg was right (the only change is Hagen instead of Berg, their captain who is injured). The result came more from our soft attitude than from the cold and artificial pitch. For me, those who played in the first leg can win and win well with Bodø / Glimt, especially now that they have realized that they are a difficult opponent. I think Mourinho will want to give yet another chance to those who made that bad impression. It is now up to them with the support of the Olimpico to prove that he is up to the Giallorossi shirt. To Roma. To Rome. Daje Roma!

Giordano Sepi