Fiorentina” data-scaytid=”1″>Fiorentina President Andrea Della Valle felt his side deserved a draw against Lazio” data-scaytid=”2″>Lazio and hopes Borja Valero’s ban can be revoked.
The 1-0 home defeat was a shock result this evening, decided by an early Lorik Cana volley.
Fiorentina President Andrea Della Valle felt his side deserved a draw against Lazio and hopes Borja Valero’s ban can be revoked.
The 1-0 home defeat was a shock result this evening, decided by an early Lorik Cana volley.
“It went this way, something didn’t work tonight and it’s not easy when missing two key midfielders,” said ADV.
“Compliments to Lazio, but we could’ve easily had a draw tonight. Federico Marchetti performed some great saves and made up for his Europa League mistakes.
“The fans deserved another result, as they are proud of this team and we wanted to repay them.”
The ultras left the Curva Fiesole empty for the first 10 minutes in protest at recent refereeing decisions, then held up leaflets with the same message.
“I think it was a very civilised protest. Now we must focus on Juventus” data-scaytid=”14″>Juventus, both in Serie A and in Europe.
“On Thursday Borja and our director Mencucci will go to the Disciplinary Commission and explain what happened. Seeing the footage, I think everyone has to realise the situation…
“Good sense will come through and I would like to see Borja already cleared to play in Turin. Borja and David Pizarro make the difference.”
Borja Valero has a four-match ban for insulting the referee, but the Spanish midfielder insists the official wrote ‘lies’ in his report.