
The Juventus coach criticizes the team's discontinuity after the comeback draw in Florence
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Juventus came from behind to draw 2-2 against Fiorentina in Florence. Spalletti criticized the team's discontinuity and spoke of the choice to field Kolo Muani and Woltemade together, as well as Joao Mario's touch of the arm which was not sanctioned with a penalty by the referee Colombo.
I'm not very happy, I'm not happy with the team's performance, there are moments where we're there and then it's dark. Every now and then we drown ourselves in a glass of water and then we also lose a little confidence in playing. We conceded a goal after a short while and without causing a slippage in the defensive line, but then we had a good reaction. We are unable to be constant in terms of individual performance and the sum of the team members. It is not possible to be continuous for too many players. In the end we even risked losing the match. Thus Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti commented on the 2-2 comeback draw against Fiorentina in Florence. And again on the match, especially on the character aspect of the team: "In some moments you decide not to do anything, you accept the situation without going to choose and act - underlined Spalletti -. The choice removes any doubts. Those who have doubts almost never manage to bring home something important". Then on the initial choice to field Kolo Muani and Woltemade together: "Choice dictated by the fact that they attack you and sometimes you have to go straight to the first striker. Woltemade showed that he has something more, even if the ball is not his primary quality: he is more of a dribbler. He needs to do this job here and Kolo Muani did a great job, giving Woltemade the chance to score. With this newfound verve, he can be placed anywhere: first he moved less." Finally, on the touch of Joao Mario's arm which was not considered a penalty by the referee Colombo: "I don't know, can I ask for a reserve? I don't need to see it again, I've already seen it on the pitch". I'm not happy about this point, today it wasn't easy and we have to continue to work hard to get results. Are we ready to recover the points in the standings? Now we have a break to work. Too many draws and too many defeats in this start, but the objective is to improve and be ready for the return. My performance? If I play I'm happy, it doesn't matter if on the right or left. If I have space to attack, I can make better use of my qualities. Thus Juventus striker Randal Kolo Muani at the end of the drawn match against Juventus.

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