Canobbio admits Fluminense dip after half-time: “We couldn't keep up” | OneFootball

Forward Canobbio admitted Fluminense’s concern about the team’s drop in performance in the second halves of matches. After the 2-1 victory over São Paulo at the Maracanã, the Uruguayan said the squad recognizes the problem and is working to correct it.After a dominant first half, Tricolor dropped in intensity in the final stage and saw São Paulo grow into the match. According to Canobbio, this had already happened recently against Chapecoense and Operário.— We are aware that we are missing a little more in the second half. I think that from the 30-minute mark on we drop off, and we can’t maintain the rhythm that we manage to set in the first half — he said.The forward said the group is trying to adjust details to sustain the pace throughout the full 90 minutes again.— We are trying to work, adjust small details, and be aware and self-critical that we are capable of more. It’s just a matter of trusting, believing, and not getting so tense in those moments when the opponent has a bit more control of the game — he concluded.

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