Missed goals x Anti game
Firstly, this was the summary of the match between São Paulo x Athletico. Missed goals x Anti game.
Only one team played
The São Paulo team played in front of their fans, stands full of fans, and saw their team playing.
First of all, São Paulo looked for the goal, created opportunities, with varying plays, and with a lot of desire.
We saw a team that finished 17 times while the opponent only 2 times.
Striker Rigoni had the best chances, but once again he failed to find the net for Athletico.
The player who arrived and was known for his goals, became the player known for his missed goals.
After the injury, Rigoni was no longer the same player. It continues to help a lot, but it hasn't been as decisive as before.
All the performance of the Morumbi club, the shots, possession of the ball, the right passes, nothing was enough to make the tricolor win.
The Anti game
The Athletico Paranaense team used and abused the anti-game at Morumbi. Strangely enough from the first few minutes.
All the shots, the falls took a long time, a lot of “bruises”, a lot of delay in replacing the ball, it was a catimba festival.
Strangely allowed by the refereeing, who gave goalkeeper Santos a yellow card, but allowed Catimba from Paraná throughout the game.
The team from Paraná came from a title that was celebrated and used as a justification for the anti-game, fatigue may have gotten in the way.
After a few consecutive games of games with the same behavior, it doesn't seem to have been due to fatigue.
However, a strategy from the team from Paraná, which has yielded results, is no surprise that they are champions of the South American Championship and are in the final of the Copa do Brasil.
Now it is possible to discuss whether football is beautiful or ugly, but it has produced results, that is.
Finally, the result persisted until the end, the game ended 0-0 to the joy of Paraná and the frustration of the tricolor.
São Paulo x Athletico Paranaense
Missed goals x anti game, that's how I define today's match.
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