Juventus Jaraguá takes the flashlight to continue the fight for access

Mischievous kid remains firm and strong in the fight for access. Photo: Juventus Jaraguá Oficial.

O Juventus Jaraguá want to keep your good time in Mondays of Catarinense 2020. Coming from four games without knowing what it is to lose, the team from Oeste Catarinense will face Porto-SC on Sunday (25th), at 3 pm, at João Marcatto Stadium.

On the one hand,Mischievous Boyhas been fighting for access, occupying the fourth place, with 17 points won. On the other hand, Porto-SC is going through a delicate situation, being the Championship lantern, winning just one point so far.

About the game

To start, the coach Eduardo Clara will have the embezzlement of the side Paulo Ricardo, but in return, it has the reinforcements ofAlex Amaro, Paulinho and with the new team reinforcement, the attacker Thiago Nonato. Clara preaches total respect to the opponent who has not yet won in the competition.

“Trust has to exist for the good work that we have been doing in the last games, but respecting the opponent who is also looking for victory. We have to be very careful and play a great game to deserve the three points ”, said the coach.

DATA SHEET
JUVENTUS JARAGUÁ X PORTO-SC

Juventus Jaraguá:Dida; Paulinho, Linno, Alex Amaro and Rodolfo; Felipe Cristiano, Baiano, Marcelo Quilder and Max; Sabiá and Matheus Leiria.
Technical: Eduardo Clara.

Port: Guto; Willian Abel, Somalia, Richard and Yan, Rafael, Djalma, Maguila and Alex; Frances and Rodrigo (Diego)
Technical: Adriano Canaan

Local: João Marcatto Stadium, in Jaraguá do Sul (SC).
Date / Time:09/25/2016, at 3:30 pm.
Referee:Richard Werner Floter
Assistants:Thiago Americano Labes and Gianlluca Perrone de Vasconcellos.

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