Duda backs Corinthians comeback away from home in Women's Brasileirão | OneFootball

São Paulo beat Corinthians 2-1 on the afternoon of Saturday the 26th at Neo Química Arena and took the lead in the Brasileirão Feminino final. With the result, the Soberanas will play the return leg next Saturday, the 3rd, at Morumbis, and can draw to claim their first-ever title.

The Brabas, meanwhile, need to win by two goals to secure a seventh straight Brasileirão title in regulation time. A Corinthians win by one goal would send the decision to penalties. After the match, center-back Duda spoke about the result and the need to turn the tie around away from home.

“We’re going to take the opportunity to review it.I think we really have to review this match carefully so we can get there ready. I think 2-1 is still an open scoreline.I’m sure we’ll work very hard this week with a different approach, especially for playing at their place,” Duda said.

Corinthians will face a negative scenario in the away final

“It’s definitely a negative scenario because of the scoreline.But, as I said, now the focus is on working this week.I know there won’t be much time to work either, but above all to review the match. Review mainly what we need to improve.And I’m sure we can learn a lot from it, especially physically, as I said.It’s about being more focused defensively and putting more pressure on the ball so we don’t leave so much space.”

Duda believes in a comeback away from home

“I’m sure we can turn this game around.As you said, it’s a different scenario from what we’ve experienced before.But I’m sure it’s nothing different from what football can provide. We’ve seen it happen many times.I’m sure that now it’s about staying focused, knowing we can turn this around, and working throughout the week.”

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