Gabri Veiga: “We dedicate this win to our warrior Nehuén Pérez” | OneFootball

FC Porto traveled to Vila do Conde and triumphed over Rio Ave with a 3-0 victory. Gabri Veiga scored a goal and provided two assists, earning the award for best player. At the end of the match, the Spanish midfielder expressed that he was “happy with the team’s work,” which managed to “neutralize the rival’s strengths on the counterattack and played a good game,” and took the opportunity to dedicate “the victory to the warrior Nehuén Pérez” and “to all the Porto fans” who were present.

Triumph with Dedication“We came here with a very clear objective. We knew we were playing on a difficult pitch and that, in recent years, we had faced some challenges here, but we did very well in the game. We place a lot of importance on set-piece goals because they can decide matches, and that’s what happened today. We are happy with the team and the most important thing is that we can dedicate this victory to our warrior Nehuén Pérez. I hope we continue with this attitude, for him and for all the Porto fans who are here with us.”

Heightened Attention“We have to be careful sometimes, because after scoring two goals, we sometimes drop back too much. We are a strong defensive team, but we still need to improve our block. There’s a lot to improve in some defensive actions, but things have been going well. We are getting the wins and that’s the most important thing. The other team plays too, and we know the rival’s strengths on the counterattack, but we managed to neutralize them very well and played a good game.”

Farioli’s Football“I’m really enjoying the new system, not just me, but the whole team. We are a family, as many of my teammates have already said. We fight for each other and I think that’s the most important thing in a team. We’re enjoying ourselves, playing good football, but we still have a lot of room for improvement. We need to keep our feet on the ground and approach the league game by game.”

The Museum Visit“When I signed, before we went to the Club World Cup, I was lucky enough to have a more detailed visit to the Museum. It’s incredible to get to know this side of the Club, with so much history. There were more difficult years and then there were great moments, with the conquest of two Champions Leagues and several league titles. It’s very beautiful to see and it’s important that all the new signings understand that we are at a great Club and that here we always have to do more than others to win.”

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