Sergio Vieira leaves a message to the family of the Estrella fan who passed away: “We will fight to make him happy” – E. Amadora

Statements of Sergio Vieira, coach of Estrela da Amadora, after the defeat against Vitoria Guimarães (0-3) in the 18th round of the Portuguese League Pitklic. “I would like to start by leaving a word to the family of our fan who left, wherever he is he is always with us because of the energy he always devoted to Estrella. We are touched by this because it was one of our fans who left. “We will fight to give him happiness. Unfortunately, the game was decided by small details, some offensively, but also by playing in goal in which we were not balanced. Vitoria is having an excellent moment. It was “necessary not to make those mistakes so that they are linked to the match. After that, the expulsion is also a sign of the match. We must be very strict, not giving positions to the opponent because mistakes against these teams are costly,” the team coach began by saying: Team Amadora.

Four changes to the eleventh. Is there a specific reason for Ronald's absence?
“Ronald is a muscle operation. He was at risk of aggravating the injury. At the beginning of the week he will be available. Regarding the four changes, it is about natural processes. The players who came “they came because they deserved it and added something to the team. “We who deal with players know the internal issues better than anyone else.”

Got more solutions to attack?
“The good we take [deste jogo] is the number of solutions we have. This is what the coach wants. We had difficulties getting all the options, today we didn't have a starter on the bench. We hope that, with market adjustments, operations will stabilize and all options will be available. When this is the case, our team can be much stronger. Players like Rodrigo are growing. He concluded: “Soon, we can be much stronger at all levels.”

However, Leo Gaba also commented on the defeat at Guimarães. “The result does not explain the nature of the match. We tried to score and play, but after the sending off it became complicated. We worked all week to win, but unfortunately we were unable to do so. Now it is time to go home and work.” “Let's go home with our fans supporting us. We continue our journey,” he said, highlighting the unity that exists with the fans: “As we always say, we are a family. No matter who plays, they are.” “They always support us. You know this tournament is difficult, but we are working to finish the season at the highest possible level. We have to keep working because it is only the first match in the second round.”

The batteries are already ready for the next meeting. He concluded his speech by saying: “There is indeed an important match next week. We relied on the support of our fans to put on a good match.”