Stuttgart-Atalanta, Gasp: “They beat Juve, a good calling card”

Bergamo, 5 November 2024 – Tomorrow evening theAtalanta seeks European glory in Stuttgart, in the fourth Champions League match, followed by 2000 fans leaving from Bergamo, who will fill the away sector of the MHP Arena. Kick-off at 21pm. The match on paper is not an easy one for the Bergamo team, because two weeks ago the Germans had Juventus defeated (1-0) at the Allianz Stadium, with a goal scored by the former Nerazzurri player El Bilal Toure', and on the first day they fought hard at the Bernabeu, losing only 1-0 to Real Madrid after a balanced match. The Goddess will try to fly on the wings of enthusiasm of the open streaks of five consecutive victories in the league and eight consecutive useful results since the end of September. The Nerazzurri are on five points after two home draws for 0-0 vs Arsenal e Celtic and the resounding 3-0 obtained a month ago, again in Germany, at the home of the Ukrainians of Shakthar. A win at the MHP Arena would launch the Bergamo team into the group fighting for the top eight spots, while a draw would be good in terms of the playoffs. "From now on the points will start to be important and everyone will give their all", the Atalanta coach explained to SkySport microphones Gian Piero Gasperini.Aware of the value of the opponent to face.

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"The Stuttgart did well against Real and won against Juventus: a good calling card. It's a valuable test for us, we'll have to play a great match, it will be difficult, but after all this is the Champions League. It's a team that isn't shining in the league like last year when they had a great season, but it's one of the biggest teams in the Bundesliga which is a very high level championship, we will have to play a great match. Both us and them are flexible teams, who can change a lot with substitutions, we will have to be good on the pitch to know how to read what they will propose." Dea in full, except for the absences of Scalvini and Scamacca: compared to the match won on Sunday in Naples, the only variation could be the return to the formation with the attacking trident.

Probable lineups

STUTTGART (4-4-2): Nubel; Vagnoman, Chase, Rouault, Mittelstadt; Millot, Karazor, Stiller, Leweling; Touré, Undav. Coach: Hoeness ATALANTA (3-4-2-1): Carnesecchi; Djimsiti, Hien, Kolasinac; Zappacosta, De Roon, Ederson, Ruggeri; De Ketelaere, Lookman; Retegui. Coach Gasperini Where to see it on TV: Live Wednesday from 21pm on SkySport