São Paulo goal drought, 5th worst for shots on target in Brasileirão | OneFootball

São Paulo is enduring a goal drought this season. The Tricolor hasn't found the back of the net in four games and stands out as one of the teams with the fewest shots on target in the Brazilian Championship.

According to data from Sofascore, São Paulo averages only 3.7 shots on target in matches valid for the Brasileirão, ranking ahead of only Corinthians, Fluminense, Santos, and Juventude.

In the last four commitments in the Brazilian Championship, São Paulo scored just one goal, in the 1-0 victory over Botafogo at Morumbis. Against Cruzeiro, Santos, and Ceará, the Tricolor also ended up losing 1-0.

Luciano is the main symbol of São Paulo's lack of accuracy. The number 10 became the main villain of his team's elimination in the Libertadores quarter-finals after missing a slew of goals in the home and away games against LDU from Ecuador.

In the Brazilian Championship, Luciano also hasn't scored for a while. The last goal of the São Paulo number 10 in the competition happened in the victory over Juventude, away from home, more than two months ago.

This Thursday, against Fortaleza at Arena Castelão, Luciano and his teammates will have another opportunity to change this negative scenario, finally starting to “get their act together.” We'll see if luck will turn for São Paulo after recent setbacks this season.

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