More than the victory, the way his team did it is what makes coach Robert Dante Siboldi happy, who pointed out that they haven't won anything yet, but they are on their way.

"The victory is very important, but even more important are the ways, how we won and when you do that against a great rival, with a great squad and coaching staff, a match like today's on our pitch is important and a great motivation for the boys," said the Santos strategist in a press conference.

"They deserve all the credit because they left everything on the pitch, we added three important points, it was about believing in what we do," the Santos strategist explained.

He highlighted the fact that his team had a lot of patience, "what we trained during the week, we tried to do it, the first half was very tight, we couldn't lose concentration, we were always well organized, reducing spaces so that their plays didn't progress. When we had the ball, we tried to give it circulation and try on the sides."

In addition, he highlighted how well the substitutions worked because "this is a job for the whole team, who give everything and put us in every difficulty in each match to put together the starting eleven. Osvaldo had a great game, he didn't come off because he was playing badly, but without the ball he couldn't make the runs to support Vázquez in recovery. Diego helped us in that aspect and we gained solidity, in addition to good build-up play, and then with Cetré, who came in for Julio, who got tired and asked to be substituted."

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