Squad trains in São Paulo before heading to Santiago | OneFootball

The squad returned to training on Tuesday morning (5) at SuperCT after the 2-2 draw with Bahia last Sunday (3) in the Brazilian Championship, and trained before departing this afternoon for Santiago, Chile, where they will complete their preparations to face O’Higgins in the CONMEBOL Sudamericana.

The activities in São Paulo split the players into two groups: the starters from the match against the Bahia side did recovery work indoors, while the rest trained on the pitch.

After the warm-up, the field session featured a small-sided game between two teams, led by head coach Roger Machado and his coaching staff.

This Wednesday (6), in Chile, São Paulo will finalize preparations for the match, valid for the fourth round of the continental competition. The session will take place at Universidad Católica’s training center, the Tricolor’s opponent in the 1993 CONMEBOL Libertadores final.

After training, the delegation will head to Rancagua, a city located approximately 90 km from Santiago, which will host the match against O’Higgins at Codelco El Teniente Stadium.

São Paulo lead their CONMEBOL Sudamericana group with seven points from three matches and will face the second-placed team, who have six points.

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