Episodio 399 - AS Roma a 360°: domani la conferenza stampa di Gasperini. Femminile, vittoria fondamentale contro il Como

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Roma faces Inter at San Siro on Easter Sunday in a match that could define their chase for fourth place.

The episode opens with host Andrea Monaco introducing the show and highlighting Roma's upcoming match against Inter on Easter Sunday at San Siro, framing it as critical for their chase of fourth place. He reviews Roma's recent form, noting a win against Lecce after losses to Como and Bologna in Europe. Monaco discusses the injury situation, confirming Sule's return but listing key absences: Dovbik, Ferguson, Dybala, Coné, and Wesley, with some likely out for the season. He expresses frustration with the medical staff's handling of injuries this year. The host then analyzes player performances, praising Malen and Robinho Vaz while questioning the contributions of Dovbik and Ferguson. A significant segment is dedicated to Paulo Dybala, where Monaco argues for keeping him despite his high salary and injury history, calling him Roma's most technically gifted player. He previews the Inter match, outlining probable formations: Inter's 3-5-2 with recovered players like Lautaro Martinez, and Roma's 3-4-2-1 with potential starters like Pisilli. Monaco mentions coach Gasperini's upcoming press conference to address lineup doubts. The episode shifts to Roma Women, reporting their 4-3 comeback win over Como, which secured their fifth consecutive Women's Champions League qualification and maintained their league lead. In the final part, Monaco comments on Italy's national team failure to qualify for the World Cup, criticizing the federation and calling for resignations. He proposes structural reforms, including promoting young Italian players from youth academies and implementing limits on foreign players in Serie A. The episode ends with a call to action for listeners to follow the show on various platforms.

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