AS Roma coach Eusebio Di Francesco was relieved after their 3-2 win over Torino.
Roma blew a 2-0 lead before Stephan El Shaarawy's winner.
“As usual, we made life complicated for ourselves," Di Francesco told Sky Sport Italia.
“Considering the first half performance, we deserved to be more than 2-0 up, but we can't always go at 300km per hour and must learn to control the game during certain periods.
“It's a lack of experience on our part, but also shows the positives, such as our young players being so eager to keep attacking and creating at all times.
“Edin Dzeko played well for the team today and was therefore a little more tired when it came to finishing moves off. A tap-in isn't his style, he needs to score difficult and spectacular goals. I hope he'll find his full fitness soon, as he is too important for us.
“Rick Karsdorp is improving a great deal. He is a very attack-minded full-back and comes from a different style of football to Serie A, so is still learning to cover the space and not just chase the ball or the man. On the chance when Iago Falque hit the upright, Karsdorp must never come out on that ball, as he leaves an enormous gap.
“The important thing is that the team is showing an impressive overall approach when creating chances. Where we need to improve is in defence, as paradoxically we can be a bit too aggressive and therefore hasty, getting the timing wrong on interceptions. We need to calm it down a bit sometimes and defend as a team."
