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Massimiliano Cappioli: Miccoli Could Be Decisive For Palermo Against Torino
The Rosanero will be host the Granata this afternoon in a game which Cappioli believes will be quite a difficult one for his old side.
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Apr 5, 2009 6:26:30 AM
Former Palermo player Massimiliano Cappioli foresees a fierce battle ahead against Torino today in Sicily, as both teams have different reasons to search for a win.
In particular, Cappioli believes that the match could be swayed towards the hosts by forward Fabrizio Miccoli and his ability to invent a world-class move at any moment of the game.
“Palermo-Torino will be a battle,” declared the current Pescatori Ostia coach to stadionews.it.
“It’s a very difficult game for both teams and the moves of the individual players could be very important.
“In all of this I think that Miccoli could be decisive in this match.”
However, Cappioli does not think that Palermo can mount a challenge for a Champions League spot.
“I think that nine points are too much, but the distance from the UEFA Cup [Europa League] place is not overwhelming,” he explained.
Palermo are just four points behind a place in Europe as they have 42 points, along with Cagliari, with nine games remaining before the end of the season.
Glenn Debattista
In particular, Cappioli believes that the match could be swayed towards the hosts by forward Fabrizio Miccoli and his ability to invent a world-class move at any moment of the game.
“Palermo-Torino will be a battle,” declared the current Pescatori Ostia coach to stadionews.it.
“It’s a very difficult game for both teams and the moves of the individual players could be very important.
“In all of this I think that Miccoli could be decisive in this match.”
However, Cappioli does not think that Palermo can mount a challenge for a Champions League spot.
“I think that nine points are too much, but the distance from the UEFA Cup [Europa League] place is not overwhelming,” he explained.
Palermo are just four points behind a place in Europe as they have 42 points, along with Cagliari, with nine games remaining before the end of the season.
Glenn Debattista
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