Torino assistant manager Nicolò Frustalupi filled in for suspended Walter Mazzarri and believes they maintained “balance” to beat Udinese.
Coach Mazzarri was in the stands due to a touchline ban, so Frustalupi oversaw today’s 2-0 victory over Udinese.
“We prepare the games together during the week and I simply did what I always do every Sunday,” Frustalupi told Rai Sport.
Torino assistant manager Nicolò Frustalupi filled in for suspended Walter Mazzarri and believes they maintained “balance” to beat Udinese.
Coach Mazzarri was in the stands due to a touchline ban, so Frustalupi oversaw today’s 2-0 victory over Udinese.
“We prepare the games together during the week and I simply did what I always do every Sunday,” Frustalupi told Rai Sport.
“My job is to carry on Mazzarri’s ideas of football and put them into action. Having three strikers will inevitably mean running a few risks at the back, but it’s about balance. Iago Falque and M’Baye Niang obviously have to make sacrifices.
“I think we put in a good performance. We were a little tense at the start and allowed Udinese some chances, but they’re in such good shape it was inevitable they’d have some opportunities.
“Udinese had chances, but in the end I think we deserved this victory.”