Cremonese, Nicola: "We're feeling angry. At one point, we would have been pissed off even if we had a draw."

A small moment of crisis for the Lombardy team, after the defeat against Juventus comes the second consecutive stoppage

Cremonese lost in Tuscany against Pisa and saw their form slow significantly. They won only one match in their last nine games, and tonight's match left Nicola and his team feeling bitter. In a press conference, the coach didn't hide his disappointment at the defeat, the second in a row after the home defeat against Juventus on Saturday night.

NICOLA ANALYZES THE MATCH - "It's right to feel angry after losing this kind of match. We played with construction, conviction, and character. At times, we held the field well and even had key chances. We're experiencing this kind of anger; we have to accept this defeat too. I think at a certain point today, we would have been pissed off even if we'd taken just one point. But I repeat: we're experiencing this kind of anger too."

THE ATTACK GAME - "I think it's a correct analysis. We now have two and a half strikers: Vazquez creates more numerical superiority in midfield, which is why you can't have two strikers close together. However, we're trying to regain energy and manage our strengths during this period. We've also done well with this slightly different setup than usual. And then I need to be able to count on everyone. Not taking a single point makes you angry, but it's right to experience this kind of anger too. For the championship we have to play, details become crucial, both defensively and offensively."

NICOLA TAKES STOCK OF THE SITUATION - "Aside from the Verona match, where Hellas did better than us, we did well. Tonight, based on the numbers, we deserved at least a point. We're newly promoted, after all; statistically, newly promoted teams win about ten games. We're trying to grow individually, and we also want to play a game that pleases our fans. Sometimes you need to be practical, and tonight we should have been."