Of course, Roma's performance is indeed supported by data.

At the Stadio Olimpico, Roma's offensive statistics were better than those of Naples, and their performance was more eye-catching. Especially with Mancini on the left, he messed up Naples' right wing at every turn and was elected the best player of the match.

On the other hand, Napoli no longer had the invincibility they had when facing teams such as Parma, Ascoli and Juventus. After being restrained by Roma, not only their offense was greatly reduced, but there were also frequent problems on the defensive end.

Several serious mistakes resulted in two conceded goals.

According to the comment of Roma La Repubblica, if Roma had seized the opportunity better, Naples would have conceded at least four goals.

Of course, this depends on how you analyze it.

Sacchi put forward different opinions in his column. He recognized the authenticity of the data and game performance, but he believed that this was not because Roma players were in poor condition and failed to seize opportunities, but because Naples' defensive containment was more successful.

Look, a piece of data, analyzed from two angles, can yield two completely different results.

So who is more accurate?

We are all!

So, in the end, it’s all about fighting for the result.

Anyway, if Roma wins and Naples loses, then Roma must have performed better, there is nothing to say.

Unlike the general belief in the Italian media that Roma will secure promotion rights in the away game, Sacchi believes that this away goal has left Naples with hope and that the real decisive battle between the two sides has just begun.

"From the 80th minute, Gao Shen was obviously trying to grab an away goal."

"I know him well. He would never do such a meaningless thing. He must have a comprehensive plan."

"Two to one at home is not enough to guarantee Roma's advancement. It can only be said to have a slight advantage. But in the second round, Naples has an away goal in hand and it is also playing at home. This is the most exciting thing."

"I'm very optimistic about Gao Shen's comeback at home!"

But Sacchi's remarks did not attract much attention and resonance in Italy, where the public sentiment was raging.

As Spalletti said, as a spoiler, Gao Shen has attracted too much attention. Except for Naples fans, almost no one likes him, and everyone is eager to see him lose.

If he wins and keeps winning, doesn't that mean what he said is right?

Then doesn’t Italian football really fall behind?
Chapter completed!