América-RN’s week was filled with dynamic technical action, all aimed at increasing the decision-making power, chemistry and intensity of the match on Sunday the 26th, 4pm, against Retrô-PE, at Arena Pernambuco. With a 17-point win in the competition, America is fourth in Group A3 of Brazil’s fourth division, and a win would put Micao one point behind Pernambuco, the group’s leader with 21 points.
“We are going to play four very important matches in this final stage of Stage 1. Of the four, three are away from home and against the teams that are fighting for the rankings, Retrô-PE, Afogados-PE and Sousa-PB. They are all also fighting for the leadership of the group. So Then playing our part becomes more and more mandatory to ensure qualification for the knockout stage, who knows, in the first place.We are all very close to the table, only Retrô-PE that are four points apart can become one, and we are looking for that shortcut and maintenance in G4 It will not be an easy match, not even against Crato-CE in the Arena (das Dunas) and we have an obligation to do our homework too.” Defender Rafael Carioca said, “We are thinking about game by game and I am sure we will achieve our goal.”
GLOBO FC plays Ceará-Mirim at home. Ogia, who is second in the competition, will receive on Sunday 26, at 3 pm, in Baritão, the Avogado team, from Avogados da Ingaziera-B.
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