The video with the images of Tricolor das Laranjeiras in the 3-0 against Audax Rio shows the midfielder saying: ‘Let’s leave all the stasis, out with laziness’
The desire to get back on top set the tone for Fluminense before the match against Audax-RJ. Backstage images from the 3-0 victory over the Angra dos Reis team show what the cast was like before entering the pitch at the Maracanã last Sunday (5).
Tricolor das Laranjeiras hadn’t won in three games. One of the team’s key players, Felipe Melo, demanded the utmost attention from his teammates.
– Come on, it’s the championship final, huh? Let’s leave out all the stasis, the laziness. We screwed up everything we could screw up, huh? Ended! We can’t be wrong anymore. He is entering the field and it is 95 minutes without sleep. Come on, Fluminense! The reigning champion is entering the field, p …- he said.
Italian captain, Nino also asked for dedication to the squad.
– If what we’ve done so far isn’t enough, let’s do more. The atmosphere of the match never becomes the atmosphere of the stadium. The people who impose the atmosphere of the game, let’s help each other, show that we really believe in each other, that it’s running that makes us win, being together – he said -.
The video also shows a moment during the break where coach Fernando Diniz asks the team to pick up the pace.
– Could we speed up more? (The players answer yes) Let’s speed up the game, let’s do the best we can for Fluminense. Then speed up, because we have five guys to insert,” he said.
Fluminense returns to the field on Sunday (12) to face Vasco, at 18 (Brasilia time) at the Maracanã, in a direct match for the G4. The tricolors are in fourth place with 13 points, five more than their rival, who is sixth with two games less.
Source: Terra
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