São Paulo will return to their home stadium MorumBIS on Saturday evening to face Coritiba in the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship. The match is scheduled to kick off at 9 p.m., marking the club’s return to their fortress after recent away commitments.
The Tricolor have established themselves as formidable competitors at home this season, accumulating an impressive record across 13 domestic matches. Their home performances include nine victories, alongside two draws and two defeats, while they have netted 22 goals while conceding nine. Currently positioned in 12th place in the Brasileirão standings, São Paulo holds 26 points from 21 matches played.
The upcoming fixture presents an opportunity for recent reinforcements to make their MorumBIS debuts. Defender Domingos Duarte, who recently joined the squad, expressed enthusiasm about experiencing the historic stadium. The player made his São Paulo bow during the team’s midweek South American competition match, a 1-1 draw against Bolívar in La Paz on Tuesday.
Duarte emphasized his pride at representing the decorated club and highlighted his rapid adjustment to the team. He expressed commitment to maintaining momentum as he continues his integration into the squad for the remainder of the season.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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