From the field to stay tuned to the screen
Players promise commitment in training, but don't deny their desire to see Brazil play
By From the team at Flamengo's official website - in
This Friday (June 25.06th), Brazil has a crucial game for its World Cup aspirations: it will face Portugal in the last round of the competition's qualifying phase. Therefore, all eyes will be on Durban. At 11 am, the most anticipated match of Group G of the World Cup will determine the leader and second-placed team in the group, and the Flamengo players also want to watch this big game.
At 8:30 AM, the group will train at Ninho do Urubu, but the athletes hope the activity won't take too long. After all, they don't want to miss a second of the match, where they will be cheering not only for Brazil but also for their teammate Kleberson.
"We have training early, we'll do the activities, but I hope to leave as soon as possible. We all want to see Brazil, cheer for the national team, and I believe that's the atmosphere in the group, especially since we have a teammate there. We'll be rooting for them," said Vinícius Pacheco.
David is another one who will be glued to the television. The defender has an exciting history related to the World Cup. It was because of the 1994 World Cup that he began his football career, and he has been following the games of the 2010 edition of the competition.
"We're going to run out there, aren't we (laughs)? We're going to do what we had to do, we're going to work focused, but hopefully it won't be long before we can all watch the game and cheer for our team," he concluded.
At 8:30 AM, the group will train at Ninho do Urubu, but the athletes hope the activity won't take too long. After all, they don't want to miss a second of the match, where they will be cheering not only for Brazil but also for their teammate Kleberson.
"We have training early, we'll do the activities, but I hope to leave as soon as possible. We all want to see Brazil, cheer for the national team, and I believe that's the atmosphere in the group, especially since we have a teammate there. We'll be rooting for them," said Vinícius Pacheco.
David is another one who will be glued to the television. The defender has an exciting history related to the World Cup. It was because of the 1994 World Cup that he began his football career, and he has been following the games of the 2010 edition of the competition.
"We're going to run out there, aren't we (laughs)? We're going to do what we had to do, we're going to work focused, but hopefully it won't be long before we can all watch the game and cheer for our team," he concluded.