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In a match valid for the return game of the quarterfinals, won him by 2 x 0, this Wednesday (10/9) and secured his place in the next phase of the competition. Now, Timon awaits the winner between the confrontation between Cruzeiro x Atlético-MG to find out who will be his opponent in the next phase.
In a post-game collective,, Corinthians coach, highlighted the dispute of Gui Negão with Yuri Alberto for the position of striker and said that the competition in the cast generates the growth of the team. Gui was the author of one of the goals of the match against Hurricane.
“Football is a daily competition, so you need to always have a strong cast. So you have a constant fight for positions. I think one player motivates the other and this makes the growth there,” said the coach.
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Corinthians is classified for the Brazilian Cup semifinal
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Corinthians beat Athletcio-PR by 2 x 0
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Dorival also pointed out that the evolution of players who were discredited assisted in the team’s collective growth and consequently, improving Corinthians results.
“Players who were discredited suddenly is finding a way because they believe in this work, but above all because they believe in themselves. I think this is a difference and has made confidence increase, you individually improve your field delivery, consequently, collectively you will earn a lot, it is what has happened,” he said.
Finally, the Corinthians coach talked about the next games that the team will play and about the situation of the São Paulo club in Brasileirão. Currently, the team led by Dorival is in the 12th place of the Brazilian Championship, with 26 points, only four of the relegation zone.
“It has to improve, have to grow, we are aware of it. (…) We have to have the understanding that our position we bother, the team has been evolving and improving every moment, believing a little more, becoming a little more consistent,” he concluded.
