Lykogiannis: "Another assist? I hope more will come, it's a great moment for me too, I'm fine. Now let's rest and think about facing Lecce"

He took them all, or rather, all of them Lukasz. There is also the stamp of the Polish goalkeeper on this one Bologna that makes you dream and dreams big. Tough, determined and fearless, even in the homes of those who make the big European teams tremble. Only a few can boast of conquering Bergamo and, those who succeed, do so because they bring with them great champions, with a capital C. Here it would be right to talk about a capital P, the one that has been planted in the back for some time now Skorupski, attentive guardian and increasingly leader of Vincenzo Italiano's group. It is his interventions that keep Bologna afloat, that save it when theAtalanta presses and attacks furiously to unlock it. Bellanova, Cuadrado and Maldini: three no, you can't get through here, there's Lukasz. "I'm happy, tonight we defended well and as a team", extends the praise to the entire department Skorupski, satisfied with the team's work and the second 'clean sheets' in a few days, this much more prestigious and historic. Then, also for him, it's time for dedications: "We dedicate this victory to our families and our fans, who always follow us and who were so many tonight too".

But it doesn't end here, the ambition of this Bologna does not stop in Bergamo. "We are strong, we hope to do well also in semifinal. The journey is still long". And in the capital, playing for the trophy, he dreams of getting there too Lykogiannis, the Greek arrow with the sweet feet, the man who provided the assist by far. "It was beautiful," says 'Lyko' happily, "we made history, we're very happy. It's a great moment for me too, I'm feeling great. I have to continue like this, attentive and focused. Another assist? I hope more will come." Atalanta faced like a Champions League opponent, which Lykogiannis experienced as a protagonist on the outside lanes of half of Europe, growing, making mistakes, learning and serving winning balls. "They're very strong, it was like playing a Champions League match, but we managed to stop them and we're happy. Now let's rest and think about facing Lecce on Sunday."

Before closing, the Greek also dedicates a thought to the people of: "I thank them as always one by one, they have followed us and continue to do so everywhere. There we want it that way, and we also want to continue in this way".

Giovanni Poggi