A few days before the start of the I Division of the Football Association of Viana do Castelo, president Ricardo Felgueiras warned clubs about the importance of investing in sports venue security, comparing it to hiring good players. The leader announced that fines for disciplinary behavior will now go to teams without sanctions, promoting "meritocracy," and expressed concern about the increase in incidents in youth football. Several clubs present their ambitions for the season: Correlhã wants to be champions with coach Joaquim Passos, Atlético dos Arcos aims to "win all three competitions," Lanhelas celebrates its return after 32 years, and Cardielense rebuilds practically from scratch. Clubs like Vitorino de Piães, Fachense, and Âncora Praia set more moderate goals, while an increasingly competitive championship is anticipated.
Alto Minho01/09/26, 15:38