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Two teams with the same goal, but from different paths. Aves SAD, which already lived in the coaching staff, was looking for the first victory of the time and Alverca wanted the second consecutive game to win, and for the first time away from home.

The rain pushed many supporters from the bench-the direction of the Avense emblem offered covers to visitors-but the few more than a thousand still vibrated with a vigorous entrance of João Pedro Sousa’s team, with four changes-highlight the fact that Gustavo Assunção entered directly in 11 after being hired as unemployed-who arrived early on the goal, with Pedro Lima to give the best follow-up of the ruler and the folding. Rivas.

The Ribatejans were pressuring, without, however, being able to create great danger with the goal to Bertelli’s guard. But the men of the house were uncomfortable and close to the break came the first great goal of the afternoon: following a corner kick, Alex Amorim filled the foot, outside the area, with the ball still playing and drawing a perfect bow for the draw.

It is true that it was raining, but it was a true bucket of cold water dumped on the air. In the reactive, with no changes in the Onzes, it was the Ribatejans to take the reins of the game and the second was not delayed. Lincoln (played a game) found Lucas Figueiredo inside the area, in a bid that was analyzed by VAR, but jersey 20 was at stake for 10 centimeters.

New axed in the intentions of the men of the house who no longer managed to take the game, denoting weaknesses in defensive organization, transitions and attack. João Pedro Sousa stirred in some pieces-Nenê, the eldest player of the league, at the age of 42, tried to make the taste on foot-but Custódio Castro showed that each journey his team-which has 30, read well, are thirty, more close and taking the course of tranquility in the return to the main echelon, 21 years later, and the entrance of Gonçalo Esteves was. in a game that hung for the Ribatejans.

The right-back, graduated from FC Porto, who also represented Sporting, came in very well, created imbalances and had superb execution: she tore off the right-hand corner zone, took several front players on the dribble and in a low shot we The game.

Aves SAD has conceded three goals for the fourth consecutive game, has the most beaten defense of the League (20), in what is one of (many) problems that João Pedro Sousa has to solve to relieve the rope that increasingly squeezes the team’s neck.

The figure of birds SAD: Pedro Lima

Author of a promising goal, which turned out to be a drop in the ocean, the 22-year-old midfielder was the most unhappy with the course of events. Paddling against the tide is always ungrateful task and that’s what crashed to the Brazilian. With the game of the game was decaying, like the team, it is understood, but its mission was fulfilled with mastery.

The notes of the players of Aves SAD:
Simão Bertelli (4), Diogo Spencer (4), Tiago Galletto (4), Sidi Bane (5), Leonardo Rivas (4), Jaume Grade (5), Gustavo Assunção (5), Akinsola (5), Pedro Lima (6), Rafael Barbosa (5), Tomané (4), Kiki Afonso (4), 4), Kodisng (4), Gustavo Mendonça (4) and Nenê (-).

Best in the field: Lincoln (Alverca)

The offensive midfielder played a major role in this Alverca victory. The 26 -year -old Brazilian was an authentic unbalanced, with several raids in the Avense area. He suffered several fouls, a pair of dangerous free, dug a yellow to Pedro Lima, always carried the team forward, especially when the Ribatejans were at a disadvantage, and still assisted the second goal. He left at 88 ‘, visibly physically worn out, having been surrendered by Gonçalo Esteves, who signed the third goal.

The notes of the players of Alverca:
André Gomes (6), Naves (5), Sergi Gómez (6), Mupiyou (5), Nabil (5), Davy Gui (6), Alex Amorim (7), Chissumba (6), Lincoln (7), Marezi (6), Sandro Lima (5), Tomás Mendes (5), Cédric Nuozzi (7), Gonçalo Esteves (7) and Gian Cabezas (-).

What the coaches said:

We feel impactful the goal in discounts in the first half, until the moment we live. We finished the first part to suffer a little, but, given the difficulties to form eleven, we had periodable periods. The second part began with the second goal, from there I saw a team that had not yet seen at the offensive level, improving immense finishing and shot. The result is fair, but maybe, by exaggerated numbers. Now it is working and recovering the mood of the players, trying to recover the lost points

We ended up being tight winners in a difficult game. We didn’t get in the game well, not aggressive, but the “timing” of the first goal [aos 45+4′] eventually benefited us. In the second half we were closer to what we have presented, we were better and we were just winners. It’s a good phase, with three wins in four games, but if you look back, we also played good games

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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