Last Wednesday night, Flamengo secured its second victory in the 2010 Brasileirão. The first away from home. And for right-back Leonardo Moura, this should be the first of many. According to the number 2, it's the points earned away from Rio de Janeiro that could make the difference in the final stretch of the competition.

Happy with another good result achieved at Pacaembu (the last time they played at the stadium, Fla advanced to the quarterfinals of the Libertadores by eliminating Corinthians), Leo said that the place brings good energy to the team, but asked that the team maintain the same attitude in other away games as well.

"Pacaembu brings good vibes. We played against Corinthians and qualified, we beat Palmeiras, but regardless of the stadium, we always have to go for the win. Even more so in the Brazilian Championship, which is a very difficult championship. We made an agreement in the locker room to take points to Rio and thank God everything worked out and we took three points," he said.

The full-back believes the team needs to pay more attention to passing. According to him, the team needs to avoid mistakes in this area to continue its momentum in the Brazilian Championship.

"We have to reduce this, make more accurate passes, focus on the final ball. It's not normal to make so many mistakes. We have to stay out of the negative statistics," he concluded.