The Chilean midfielder was Cruz-Maltino’s best player in a match in which Ramón Díaz’s team wasted several opportunities
Vasco wins again in Carioca after three rounds, 1-0 over Audax. Despite this, the duel was marked by several wasted opportunities by Cruz-Maltino. The big positive point of the match was the good debut of midfielder Pablo Galdames. This is because the Chilean has shown a good reading of the game in making tackles and interceptions. As well as helping in construction with objective and vertical steps.
In his first experience with the Gigante shirt since Colina and already away from Rio de Janeiro, Galdames was impressed by the fans. In fact, he evaluates his debut as a positive result, but underlines that the team could have created a more elastic score.
“Really impressive, the fans had an impact. I was shocked by these wonderful people. The distance from here to Rio de Janeiro is long and to see all this here was impressive. We tried to reciprocate and we played a good game. We have to still do it. implement the situations that we created, but I think it was a good start.”
Vasco overview and upcoming commitments
With the positive result and combination of results, Vasco reached 12 points and moved up to fourth place. Then Ramón Díaz’s men will have the decisive sequence. After all, next week he will have to face two rivals.
Fluminense, leaders of the championship, next Wednesday (14th), will then face Botafogo, on the 18th. This second clash will be decisive, given that Alvinegro is one position below. In other words, a new triumph could guarantee a place in the final state stage.
Next, Ramón Díaz’s men will face Marcílio Dias, in the first round of the Copa do Brasil, on February 27. It is worth mentioning that Cruz-Maltino has the advantage of a draw to qualify for the next stage of the tournament.
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