The impressive framework that River will have in the decisive match against Flu

Now yes. In River they finished placing all the seats of the lower Belgrano lower and, although some details still remain (in fact, the sector will be disabled this Saturday against Defense and Justice), everything is ready for the grand premiere of this new stall and the record 86,000 people on the pitch: next Wednesday, in the game that will be little less than a final against Fluminense by liberatorsthere will be a historical capacity and the fans will try to make the Brazilians feel that push.

With a reception that is expected to be very specialthe idea is that the locality weighs in to support the team of Demichelis: not winning can leave you out of the Cup in the group stage and that extra spice to the game will be needed what you see in the field. The rival, of course, also deserves it: after the resounding 5-1 in Rio de Janeiro four weeks ago, the Flu it took another preponderance and positioned itself as the strongest team in the competition, even surpassing what was expected before the tournament.

However, after that historic result something similar happened to the Brazilians. River superclassic post: Instead of emboldening them, the truth is that they lowered the level. They add two wins, the same number of draws and three consecutive losses without scoring goals (0-1 with Botafogo, 0-1 against The Strongest at the height with an alternative 11 and 0-2 on Sunday vs. Corinthians). Something that, according to what they say in Brazil, slowly alerts DT Dinizgiven that in the Brasileirao they are already eight points behind the leader, Botafogo.

Playing with a full Monumental will be a challenge for Fluminense, but it won’t bother him: It is a team accustomed to competing in large environments (it is not for nothing that it plays local at the Maracana). But for that to happen, you’ll need to change the actuality: Beyond the three consecutive defeats, his performance dropped after the rout against River. What the team feels the most are the casualties, because they lost Marcelo, Keno and Alexsander (The first two would arrive for next week’s game). In addition, Germán Cano has not converted for four games, something that explains the general drought. This Thursday he plays against Flamengo for the return of the Brazil Cup (the first leg was 0-0), a key match.