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Santos guaranteed his qualification for the Libertadores semifinals by beating Grêmio 4 to 1 in Vila Belmiro, after the draw in the first match of the confrontation, in Porto Alegre, when the team led by coach Cuca had also been better. And the place in the top four of the South American competition was won in a game in which the team had important absences like Diego Pituca and Soteldo.
No End of story, post-round live from sports -with journalists Vinicius Mesquita, Alícia Klein and José Trajano-, Renato Maurício Prado assures that he was taken by surprise by the way in which Santos managed to beat Grêmio, who had the return of Jean Pyerre, while Santos’s team opted for him New promoted to main team.
“When I saw Pituca being sent off in the last match, Pituca was one of the best players, if not the best Santos player in the match at the Arena do Grêmio, and a team that didn’t have Soteldo due to covid,” I said. ‘It will be complicated.’ Grêmio returns with Jean Pyerre, who is a great revelation, who by the way today did not play bulhufas, he delivered the first goal and lost another shortly after, it was a disappointment ”, says the journalist. (in the 33:57 video).
“I found Grêmio with a certain favoritism, but in less than a minute, 11 seconds that goal from Kaio Jorge, by the way, what a beautiful revelation, plus a boy from Vila appearing to this boy Kaio Jorge, who is ready, as if he moves well Santos as always revealing the boys from Vila ”, he completes.
Considering the absences in the Santos team, Renato says that his namesake, coach Grêmio, took a Cuca knot in the game that defined the classification of Santos.
“This Santos with all the absences, we will remember, he was already without Sánchez there from the beginning, the main players in theory of the Santos squad, almost all were out, it was only Marinho, and yet the team revealed several other boys and mainly he killed Grêmio tactically. Just as Diniz swallowed Sampaoli, Cuca dined with the greatest tranquility to Renato Gaúcho in Vila Belmiro “, he concludes.
