FC Porto B host FC Vizela in Segunda Liga round six | OneFootball

FC Porto B host FC Vizela on matchday 6 of the Segunda Liga at the CTFD Jorge Costa. Previewing the game, scheduled for this Monday at 6pm and broadcast on Porto Canal, Eduardo Ferreira highlighted an opponent that is “very strong defensively”, “concedes few goals and rarely loses”, as well as having “a very experienced team”. The forward hopes the Dragons will be “capable” of taking control of the match and believes that, by “doing things well”, they can “end up happy” at the final whistle. The Porto side sit in 16th place, while FC Vizela are fourth in the table. Annual Seat holders have free entry to the Olival mini-stadium.

A strong defensive opponent “We know FC Vizela are a very strong team defensively; they are a team that concedes few goals and rarely loses. We have to go into the game with the mindset we take into every match, which is to win. We have to be capable of imposing our game for the full 90 minutes and, if we do things well, we’ll end up happy.”

Experience against youth “FC Vizela are doing very well in the Segunda Liga, they have lost only a few times and they are a very experienced team, with several players who have many years in this competition. We are a young team, but that does not make us any worse. We have a squad with a lot of quality, one that has been growing and improving a lot over these first five matchdays. There are always things to improve, namely in the defensive aspect, where we have to be more consistent, and in increasing our attacking threat. We have to turn the chances we create into goals. It is important that we start the game well.”

A different week of preparation “I’ve felt the team is doing very well, even though it has been a different week of work because of the Youth League match, in which we gave a very good response. It has been a different week, but a very positive one. It is true that at the start of the week we had a result that was not the one we wanted, but I think the team worked well and quickly switched its mindset.”

The home factor “Playing at home and in front of our fans is always much better. Regardless of that, when we step onto the pitch, our focus is always on winning.”

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