Vasco’s Libertadores hopes fade, just two home games left | OneFootball

Vasco da Gama is still dreaming of a miracle to reach the Libertadores, but the final stretch of the Brazilian Championship makes the challenge even greater. In addition to the team’s recent inconsistency under the command of Fernando Diniz, the club will have an unfavorable schedule in the last rounds: only two matches will be played at São Januário, while the rest will take place away from Rio de Janeiro.

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The team’s inconsistency away from home has been one of Vasco’s biggest obstacles throughout the season, and the weight of playing as visitors could further reduce the club’s chances of achieving their international goal.

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With only two games in front of their home fans and three decisive matches away, Vasco will have to overcome their own obstacles and seek an unlikely surge to keep the dream alive.

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