João Brandão and Tondela: «We want to beat an opponent that will push us to the limit»
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João Brandão and Tondela: «We want to beat an opponent that will push us to the limit»

Record4 September 2026 at 17:26

João Brandão, FC Porto B coach, expressed the intention to beat the next opponent, Tondela, in a match that is expected to be extremely competitive. The coach believes the visiting team will adopt an aggressive approach and will put FC Porto B under great pressure throughout the challenge.

João Brandão's main objective for this match is to improve the team's effectiveness. The coach acknowledges that, despite the work done in training, the team needs to be more clinical and efficient in the decisive moments of the game in order to achieve the desired results.

This game takes place within the context of Liga Portugal 2, the Portuguese football reserve league, where FC Porto B seeks to consolidate its position in the standings through a victory that demonstrates the quality of the work developed by the technical department.

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