Curious about Atalanta's Sidibe & Panada concerning possible opportunities w/ the first team in the near future, especially after today's display. Both have been amazing for Atalanta's U-19.
Sidibe is really interesting btl to break the opposition, Panada to stabilize deep.
Sidibe is really interesting btl to break the opposition, Panada to stabilize deep.
Both are standouts in the domestic league as well w/ pretty good numbers, too. Key 2-3 win away from home for Brambilla's boys. Tonight's win leaves the Young Boys alone while Atalanta can still hope to qualify as United netted a last minute winner to make it 2-1 v Villarreal.
United – 12 pts
Villarreal – 10 pts
Atalanta – 6 pts
Young Boys – 1 pt
Looks v unlikely as Atalanta were dominated by United on both occasions (2-1 & 4-2, United clear on paper & on the field) while they lost 2-0 against Villarreal. Very hard to see them winning these fixtures.
Villarreal – 10 pts
Atalanta – 6 pts
Young Boys – 1 pt
Looks v unlikely as Atalanta were dominated by United on both occasions (2-1 & 4-2, United clear on paper & on the field) while they lost 2-0 against Villarreal. Very hard to see them winning these fixtures.
United are on a different gravy in the group. Atalanta's issue is how they structure the youth team. Feels like they hope to have a few talents ready for the A, but it's nowhere near a good enough team to compete, alas. As shown by poor results in the Primavera 1.
They're 13th of the league, and it's fully deserved. I believe they have the potential, in a few years, to compete better. For now, only a few talents may come out from Bergamo as good talents. Interested in seeing how this club's history will unfold in the future.
The U-19 does have similar patterns to the first team, but its defensive organization is absolutely horrible. They can't manage to bag the goals, but it's true the intent is similar to the first team.
Excited.
Excited.
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