After the 0-0 draw against Vasco, on Saturday night (8), coach Zé Ricardo gave a press conference at Maracanã. The coach addressed the result and the Conmebol Libertadores Bridgestone.
"We looked for the goal from the start, and that became even more evident in the second half. I was happy with everyone's effort. We showed a team that wanted to play the game. I thank the team for the recognition after the game, which they applauded. Now it's time to focus and prepare for Wednesday," commented Zé Ricardo.
The Mais Querido's next game will be against Atlético-PR, on Wednesday (12), at 21:45 pm, at Maracanã. The match is valid for the third round of the Conmebol Libertadores Bridgestone.
Fan club members can enjoy more Flamengo videos on FlaTV Nação Rubro-Negra, featuring exclusive interviews with the players! Click and feel the pride of being a fan club member.
Fan club members can enjoy more Flamengo videos on FlaTV Nação Rubro-Negra, featuring exclusive interviews with the players! Click and feel the pride of being a fan club member.
Check out other excerpts from the press conference:
I thought he played a solid game, has been training well, and when called upon, he delivers as expected. We'll practice to see what the lineup will look like on Wednesday. I think he did very well.
Focus on the Libertadores
We need the win; in the Libertadores, winning at home is crucial. Atlético-PR is a tough opponent who has been playing well and playing well. We have to study their characteristics. The fans, who will turn out in droves on Wednesday, will see a well-organized and eager team.
Defensive Athletic
Defensive Athletic
Football is about building and finishing plays. We have to occupy spaces, trying to break out of the formations our opponents set up. I see Atlético-PR adopting a similar approach, but they also have players who can play further forward, as they do at home. This is undoubtedly a reason we need to work on it; the players are aware they did a good job today. I'm satisfied with our players' dedication and performance. The players gave their all, and the ball will go in on Wednesday, God willing.