The 0-0 draw between Parma and Udinese at the Tardini was a result that left coach Kosta Runjaic satisfied but aware of the shortcomings. After the match, during the interview with Sky Sport's microphones, Runjaic underlined the importance of a good defensive performance, but also recognized the lack of offensive concreteness. “It was a very small step forward, but in our situation, away from home against a team that is also in difficulty, we have to continue like this,” he said, highlighting the need to maintain the pressure and be ready to take advantage of opportunities.

Runjaic also commented on an episode of contact between the Parma midfielder, Troilo, and the Udinese defender, Davis. "We saw when Zaniolo was important for us. Davis fought a lot. It was a solid match, unfortunately we lacked consistency, although perhaps there would have been a penalty for us too," he added, suggesting that the referee's decision would not have changed the result. The coach expressed confidence in the key players and asked everyone to stay focused for the next match.

Regarding the composition of the team, Runjaic mentioned the need to check the availability of some players. “Bertola played a good match, I hope he can be available for Saturday against Roma,” he said, indicating his importance for the next match. Furthermore, he expressed the expectation of recovering other players, highlighting the desire to maintain a strong group ready to compete.

The result of the match, although it did not bring any points, was considered a positive step for Udinese. The coach reiterated that the team demonstrated defensive solidity and that, despite the lack of goals, the performance was good overall. “We are satisfied, it was a very small step forward but in our situation, away from home against a team that is also suffering, I think we have to continue like this,” concluded Runjaic, indicating that the team will continue to work to improve their consistency and ability to score in the next matches.

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