Diogo Rêma: “It’s another game where we give it everything” | OneFootball

Diogo Rêma, FC Porto’s goalkeeper, looked ahead to the home match against Vitória SC in the 7th round of the National Handball Championship, with victory as the only goal. Pleased with the team’s commitment but aware that progress must continue, the Porto player pointed to the daily work being done and assured: “It’s another game for us to give everything we’ve got.”

The match is scheduled for Saturday at 6:30pm at Dragão Arena, with live coverage on Porto Canal, at a time when FC Porto share top spot in the competition with Sporting, both on 18 points. Previewing the game, Diogo Rêma delivered a message shaped by ambition, high standards and confidence in the team’s collective commitment.

With Vitória SC up next, the goalkeeper did not hide the Dragons’ objective. The strong responses already shown in the league are a source of momentum, not an invitation to ease off.

“It’s another game for us to give everything we’ve got. I think we’ve been giving good responses throughout the league matches and this is another game we want to win, by as many as possible if we can.”

The statement sets the tone for the round: maximum commitment and a desire to extend their winning run. While victory is the priority, Rêma also made no secret of his wish to build it with authority.

Without shifting attention to the fixtures ahead, the Porto player insisted on an approach focused on the immediate challenge. The work continues to be the foundation for what the team want to achieve.

“We take it game by game and we’ll go into tomorrow’s match knowing what we have to do. We’ll keep working very hard so that in the future we can reap the rewards as a team.”

The message is one of competitive patience: first deal with what is closest at hand and let the results come as a consequence of the work. It is also a mindset that helps explain the importance placed on daily improvement.

Injuries are part of the picture, but Diogo Rêma refused to use them to shift the focus. Above any limitations, he placed the commitment the group has embraced since pre-season.

“We’ve had a few injuries, but the most important thing is to keep improving. Since the start of pre-season, we’ve committed ourselves to taking a step forward every day, so I’m very happy with the team’s commitment and dedication,” he said. “I believe we’ll continue in that vein.”

His satisfaction, then, does not come as a sign of complacency. The goalkeeper acknowledges how far they have come, but immediately points to the need to maintain the same intensity and keep growing.

Rêma also spoke about the relationship between the three goalkeepers, highlighting their closeness and mutual support. In a position defined by competition, the emphasis was on growing together.

“The three of us get on really well and we’re able to support one another. We’re all improving.”

The picture is of a group in which internal competition does not rule out helping each other. For Rêma, individual growth goes hand in hand with the collective path FC Porto want to continue against Vitória SC.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.