Flamengo confirmed to face Goiás
In a collective training session, Andrade finalized the team's details for Sunday's match.
By Flamengo Archive - in
Flamengo's squad returned to training this Friday afternoon at the Ninho do Urubu Training Center in Vargem Grande. During a collective training session, coach Andrade finalized the team's details for Sunday's decisive match against Goiás at 19:30 p.m. at the Maracanã stadium.
The red-and-black coach fielded the following starting lineup: Bruno; Léo Moura, Álvaro, Ronaldo Angelim, and Juan; Airton, Toró, Willians, and Petkovic; Zé Roberto and Adriano. In the end, Kleberson was tested in Toró's place. The team performed well in the activity, winning 2-0, with goals from Juan and Willians.
After the training session, Andrade praised the players' dedication and said that unity and friendship are the main qualities of the red-black team.
"I have no doubt that unity is what sets us apart. The group is tight. In moments of pressure, imbalances usually occur. We've seen this happen with our opponents, and it needs to serve as an example. We can't have that kind of problem here. We need to be balanced and manage our anxiety. It's going to be a tough game, but we have to do our homework."
The red-and-black coach fielded the following starting lineup: Bruno; Léo Moura, Álvaro, Ronaldo Angelim, and Juan; Airton, Toró, Willians, and Petkovic; Zé Roberto and Adriano. In the end, Kleberson was tested in Toró's place. The team performed well in the activity, winning 2-0, with goals from Juan and Willians.
After the training session, Andrade praised the players' dedication and said that unity and friendship are the main qualities of the red-black team.
"I have no doubt that unity is what sets us apart. The group is tight. In moments of pressure, imbalances usually occur. We've seen this happen with our opponents, and it needs to serve as an example. We can't have that kind of problem here. We need to be balanced and manage our anxiety. It's going to be a tough game, but we have to do our homework."