The sixth worst visitor in the first division, the sport is committed to outdoor matches for the sake of permanence

With the Brazilian Championship coming to an end, the sports team is focused on getting the club out of the relegation zone. On Saturday (6), Liao will head to Rio de Janeiro to face Fluminense, at 9pm, in the Maracana, with the grueling task of winning again away from home in the competition. The last victory away from Recife occurred exactly a month ago. On this occasion, 2×1 over Grêmio, in Porto Alegre.

For left-back Sander, a positive result in Rio de Janeiro will be very important in the fight against sticking. “We need victories abroad, because we need to get out of this situation and achieve our goal that we have been following since the beginning of the year and we have to pursue it at any cost,” he said.

The second survey conducted by the statistical website footholdThe sport had the sixth worst performance as a visitor in the first division. Of the 15 matches he played outside Recife, Liao had only 29% of the points. There were eight defeats, four draws and only three wins. Only Santos, Gremio, Ciara, Juventud and Chapecoense have worse numbers.

According to striker Paulinho Moccelin, the moment is to take advantage of the confidence he gained ahead of Atlético-GO to leave Rio de Janeiro with three points in the bag.

“We have eight rounds, and for us, it’s a final. That gives more confidence to everyone, with the high spirits there. We know it’s a tough match, as everyone does. We have to face it as a final. It’s like. We did it, to get out of there. With the three points, which will be the most important,” the player emphasized.

In addition to the match with Fluminense, Sport still faces Ceará, São Paulo and Chape as visitors. Taking into account that the safe score to remain in the first division is 45 points, the team led by Florentine will have to win the remaining four matches at home (America-MG, Bahia, Flamengo and Atletico-PR) and win at least one match to achieve this goal .

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