Price per Head: Di Francesco wants one more win for Sassuolo

Price per head services learned that Eusebio Di Francesco, Sassuolo coach, wants to clinch one more win as his struggling side are looking to avoid being relegated from Serie A.

On Tuesday, Di Francesco’s players left the drop zone thanks to of their very intense 4-3 victory at Fiorentina, with Domenico Berardi scoring a first-half hat-trick, impressing many fans and pay per head services in the process.

The result, which was Sassuolo’s third victory in five matches, saw the club move two points clear of the relegation zone, ahead of Chievo, Bologna, Catania, and Livorno, with two games pending, and price per head services can’t wait to see how they continue to perform.

And the 44-year-old tactician, who is very well known with pay per head services and was sacked in January but brought back in March, said that Sassuolo are ready for the fight.

“Against a very strong side we fought with quality and hard work, deservedly getting the victory for what we showed in the opening 70 minutes,” Di Francesco told Sky Sport Italia post-game.

“There is no such thing as an easy game and Fiorentina really played today, giving us a battle.

“The result of Catania-Bologna this weekend will be fundamental in the race for safety, as it’s even possible 35 points could be enough.”

Di Francesco also praised Berardi – Sassuolo’s hero and a favourite with price per head services.

“He is young and at times makes some naive mistakes,” Di Francesco said. “He has a strong character and without that he wouldn’t play the way he does in big games.

“Curiously, whenever Berardi scored a hat-trick or even four goals, we ended up winning 4-3.”

In the meantime, price per head services found out that Fiorentina boss Vincenzo Montella praised Italy international Giuseppe Rossi, who is back from injury.

Rossi, who was on the sidelines since January due to knee ligament damage, made his first appearance in the league in over three months, leaving the bench to spark a comeback for the home side, to the delight of many fans and pay per head services.

“He is an extraordinary player, as when he’s not in great shape he still manages to find that moment of magic from a champion,” Montella said.