Dário Monteiro, head coach of the “Putos de Tchumene”, expressed confidence in his team's ability to face the challenges. “We are training the team to overcome any difficulties that may arise. We know that Baía de Pemba is not comfortable in the standings, but they are a well-trained team under Mister Semedo and we expect a difficult game. We are a young squad and we want to improve both individually and collectively, building a strong team.”
Monteiro also highlighted the importance of focusing on the team's internal development, rather than worrying excessively about the league standings. "We want to improve as a team and become stronger. There are many games left, and we are certain that if we improve, everything will be alright."“
Adinan Zakir, number 7 for Brera Tchumene, reinforced the coach's message, emphasizing the group's cohesion and motivation. “We see ourselves growing game after game. For example, in the game against Ferroviário de Maputo we weren't looking for a draw, but for a win. Against Baía de Pemba we're going to win and play our game.”
Zakir also emphasized the importance of the new ideas brought by Dário Monteiro, a coach with international experience and a former striker. “The coach said something very important to us, which is the fact that we managed not to concede any goals. We will now improve our attacking play and score goals. We are planting the seed and hope to reap the rewards soon.”
Despite their uncomfortable position in the standings, Baía de Pemba is known for being a well-trained and determined team. The match promises to be balanced, with Brera Tchumene focused on leveraging their youth and energy to overcome their opponent. The intense preparation and positive mentality of the team under the guidance of Dário Monteiro will be crucial to ensuring a good performance.
