The Xavier Cleber analyzes return from Neymar and replaces the elimination from Santos

The fish was eliminated in the Brazilian cup on the return of shirt 10.

Last Thursday (23), Santos embittered a CRB shooting, for the third phase of the Brazilian cup at the Rei Pelé Stadium, obscuring Neymar’s return. The coach Cleber Xavier analyzed the performance of the star in return.

“We worked (Neymar) in these three days in which he was with the group, he worked well, we evolved well, we had 30 minutes of play, a little more in the question of the additions, we had well, sometimes with the participation of the assistance he has a lot, ending,” he said.

Information on elimination, Cleber cited a “great pain”. The team now only has Brazilirão to play this season.

“It hurts a lot, in any circumstance, losing is bad, being eliminated is even worse, being eliminated by a competition that is very important, in which Santos was once champion. We were sure of the passage. Unfortunately we could not define the game well in the first game at home, we brought here with the possibility, but we could not. The pain is great, the pain is tonight,” he said.

Finally, Cleber Xavier justified the choice of scouts. Neymar, Streette, Tiquinho Soares and Gabriel Bontempo have converted, but Guilherme and Zé Ivaldo lost their accusations.

“The first five penalties were beaten by the players who had a better training, this was my model of choice. From there, we separated those who also trained well and we left to choose the moment, not designed to follow the sixth, it was the decision of the athletes themselves,” he said.

In search of the collection of fragments, Santos faces Vitória, for the tenth round of Brazilirão, at 18:30 (Brasilia) this Sunday (25), in Barradão. The opponent is the first outside the relegation area, with nine points, five more than Peixe, 19th place.

Source: Terra

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