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Cittadella Musso urges team to go full‑throttle before Brescia clash

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Cittadella Musso urges team to go full‑throttle before Brescia clash

Roberto Musso warns that the upcoming clash at the Rigamonti will decide Cittadella’s title hopes, as the Venetians chase the Serie C Group A lead held by Union Brescia. The coach insists the side must maintain relentless intensity from the first minute to the last.

Match details and stakes

Tomorrow at 17:30 the Rigamonti will host Union Brescia against Cittadella in a Group A showdown. Union Brescia enter as the super favourite, while Cittadella sit atop the table with an eight‑point cushion over the Lombard side.

Musso highlighted that Brescia’s recent form shows occasional lapses, yet the team creates chances and offers strong performances. He added that Cittadella’s objective is clear: win the match and keep the championship within reach.

Injury updates and squad availability

Musso confirmed the only certain absences are Cecchetto and Falcinelli. He said two or three other players face “complicated” situations that medical staff are evaluating, with a decision due this evening.

Paolucci, however, has recovered fully and is available at 100 percent. Musso stressed that the squad will be selected once the medical verdicts are finalised.

Tactical focus and intensity

The coach urged his players to start strongly, maintain composure, and play with humility and determination throughout the 90 minutes. He recalled the previous game against Arzignano, noting that while the approach was not wrong, the new fixture demands a different mindset.

Musso warned that Brescia’s roster includes several threatening players, naming Crespi as the most recent standout, though he is currently injured. He concluded that Cittadella must “go at a thousand per hour” from start to finish to secure a positive result.

Ultimately, Musso said the team will aim to leave the pitch satisfied, with the final score reflecting the effort put in on the field.

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