Sampdoria's Gartenmann: "Losing like this is frustrating. We want three points against Palermo"
Sampdoria defender Stefan Gartenmann expressed his disappointment after the team's home loss to Juve Stabia, emphasizing the desire for victory in their upcoming match against Palermo.
There is significant disappointment within Sampdoria following their defeat against Juve Stabia. After the match, Stefan Gartenmann reflected on the Blucerchiati's performance: "We played well, but not well enough to win, and now we leave with zero points. It was a difficult game; they are a good team, but the details made the difference in their favor. Losing like this is frustrating."
Gartenmann: "Injuries aren't helping. The ball was out on the first goal."
The defender also touched on the physical issues that impacted the evening: "There were also some injuries tonight; we already have players out for similar reasons, and it's not easy." Gartenmann then expressed some regret regarding Juve Stabia's first goal: "On the first goal, the ball was out; it had crossed the line, and, as I've already said, the details made the difference."
Focus on Palermo: "We are hungry; we want our first win."
Sampdoria will aim to bounce back in their next match against Palermo. Gartenmann did not hide his confidence: "Palermo is a strong team, but we are strong too. We will recover now, but we are hungry; we want to win our first game of the season, and we are prepared. We want three points next week."
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