Eusebio Di Francesco admitted to feeling bemused with AS Roma’s performance in their 3-3 draw with Atalanta.
Roma stormed back to earn a point against Atalanta, but the FC crew agree the Giallorossi’s defensive issues are cause for concern in Rome.
Roma boss Eusebio Di Francesco injured his left hand punching a plexiglass window while celebrating his side’s late equaliser against Atalanta on Monday.
The Giallorossi rallied to secure a 3-3 draw at the Stadio Olimpico, with Kostas Manolas’ 82nd-minute strike sparking a wild reaction from the Italian coach who kicked the air and struck the dugout wall with a powerful left hook.
Di Francesco later attended his postmatch news conference with his left hand bandaged and was again seen with what appeared to be a cast during team training on Tuesday with reports suggesting he’d broken a finger on his hand.
“I go crazy because at times I’d like a little more focus,” Di Francesco said after the match, explaining his excessive response.
“I wanted balance in the last 10 minutes, yet we looked like amateur hour out there with 11 attacking against 11 defending. It’s no way to play.”
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