Polish defender Pawel Dawidowicz expressed his frustration after Hellas Verona's defeat against Modena, underlining how the accumulated errors had a negative impact on the final result. After the pitch, the centre-back recalled the analysis made during the break, in which the group had discussed the possibility of scoring a third goal. “This match hurts,” he said, adding that “too many mistakes are paid for” and that the team, despite being “fantastic” and equipped with important values, was disappointed by the result.
The player then highlighted the impact of Edmundsson's dismissal, which forced Verona to play with ten men for the rest of the match. “After being down to ten men, a draw in Modena was also in order,” he observed, but underlined that “losing with a last-second goal hurts.” Dawidowicz asked all his teammates to take on more responsibility, stating that it is essential to "start scoring points" and that there is no more time to waste. “We need to do much better than to have this alternation of results,” he concluded.
Verona, who are currently at the top of the Serie B table, have had a mixed performance in recent matches. The defeat against Modena, which led the coach to review the defensive strategy, highlights the need to consolidate the midfield line and avoid mistakes that could cost precious points. The club has already started looking for solutions to strengthen the defense, with the aim of improving the consistency of results in the coming weeks.
Dawidowicz reiterated that the team must focus on the present, aiming to achieve positive results in the upcoming matches. The coach, although not mentioned directly, has already communicated his desire to keep the team in shape and make the most of the players' potential. With Serie B approaching the final stage, Verona must demonstrate that they can turn their strength into concrete points, avoiding further defeats that could compromise their position.