Van der Gaag: "We have nothing to lose"
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Van der Gaag: "We have nothing to lose"

Record4 September 2026 at 15:14

Coach Van der Gaag, of Marítimo, expressed confidence for the game against Benfica, stating that the team has nothing to lose. The coach acknowledges the strength of the red team, but believes the support of the fans can make the difference.

The game takes place at Estádio dos Barreiros, home of Marítimo, where the coach counts on a crowd that can boost the Madeiran team.

Van der Gaag demonstrates a positive attitude towards the challenge, assuming that the pressure is on Benfica's side, while Marítimo can play with more freedom.

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