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Fluminense plays the second game of the quarterfinals of the Women’s Superliga this Tuesday (29/03), at 9:30 pm, at the Hebraica gymnasium, and needs a victory over Sesi Vôlei Bauru to continue in the dispute for a spot in the semifinal. The mission is difficult, but when it depends on the use of Tricolor as home team, fans can be confident. Of the 11 games played at home in the first phase of the competition, Guilherme Schmitz’s team won eight, a 72.72% success rate.
The last time Fluminense lost a game as home team was on November 26 of last year, against Dentil Praia Clube, in the seventh round of the first round. Before, the team had only been surpassed at home by Itambé Minas, in a balanced game and decided only in the tie-break, and by Sesc RJ Flamengo, when it lost the opposite Bruna Moraes on the morning of the match.
Since then, there have been six home matches with six tricolor victories, one of them over Bauru himself, 3-2, in the 11th round of the first round. In the return, Fluminense was undefeated in the four matches they played at Ginásio João Coelho Netto.
Tricolor victory in the last duel in Hebraica
Fluminense has not played its games in the Hebraica gymnasium since the 2019/2020 season, interrupted after the qualifying phase due to the Covid-19 pandemic. And if the performance as home team at Ginásio João Coelho Netto, in Laranjeiras, is encouraging, the last duel against Bauru in Hebraica also brings good memories to the tricolors.
On December 17, 2019, Fluminense defeated the São Paulo team by 3 sets to 2, partial of 25/23, 22/25, 23/25, 25/20 and 15/10, for the first round of the Superliga.
Tickets for the game in Hebrew
The first 150 members or fans who wear the Fluminense jersey and bring 1kg of non-perishable food or a personal hygiene item will be entitled to a complimentary ticket to the second game of the quarterfinals. After these fans, those who bring food or personal hygiene items will be entitled to a half-price.
Ticket sales will take place directly at Hebraica from 7:30 pm on Tuesday (29/03) until the end of the first set. The whole ticket costs R$ 20 and the half price R$ 10.
The fan must present proof of complete vaccination schedule. Those who took only the first dose must also present a negative diagnosis of Covid-19 in an antigen test carried out up to 24 hours before the event.
During the match there will be a draw for a shirt and a ball autographed by the Fluminense players.
Text: Communication/FFC
Photo: Mailson Santana/FFC
