Ferreirinha ends goal drought, looks to regain confidence at São Paulo | OneFootball

With a decisive goal from Ferreirinha at the 35th minute of the second half, São Paulo managed a 2-2 draw with Flamengo this Wednesday at Vila Belmiro, in the Brazilian Championship. The striker for the Tricolor Paulista had gone more than three months without scoring and hopes to get back on track with goals at the Morumbis club.

Previously, Ferreirinha's last goal this season was on July 31, when São Paulo defeated Athletico-PR 2-1 at Morumbis, in the first leg of the Copa do Brasil round of 16.

New Position

Against Flamengo, Ferreirinha was deployed in a new position by coach Hernán Crespo, playing as a left wing-back. The player celebrated his goal and valued the draw against the team from Rio.

“Happy to score again, in a new position I played today, on the left wing, but we have to value the draw. We fought, regardless of Flamengo being a man down, we chased the result the whole game. Now it’s time to rest because at the weekend we have Bragantino and we need to qualify for the Libertadores,” said Ferreirinha in an interview with Premiere.

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This season, Ferreirinha has played 43 matches for São Paulo, with eight goals scored and three assists. He joined the Tricolor in 2024.

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