Tite opens up about Flamengo's classification in the Libertadores

Coach Tite, from Flamengo, recognized the club's deserved victory over Bolívar in the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores, highlighting the difficulty faced by the team, especially due to the altitude of La Paz. The confrontation, which lasted 200 minutes of intense competition, it was marked by physical and strategic challenges, with Tite highlighting the exhaustion caused by the adverse conditions.

Tite, in his post-game statements, emphasized the intensity of the clash and the importance of victory, but He was also clear in exposing the difficulties encountered, especially in high-altitude games. He commented that the altitude "sucks" athletes, affecting physical performance and the ability to maintain pace during the 90 minutes. The coach revealed that even he, who was on the sidelines of the field, felt the effects of the altitude, noticing that his pulse rate was above normal.

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Flamengo's victory, according to Tite, was deserved, but the coach made a point of recognizing Bolívar's value, suggesting that both teams could have advanced in the tournament. However, he reaffirmed that Flamengo, over the 200 minutes played, proved to be superior and won the classification fairly.

Tite also addressed the constant pressure that exists in football, especially in high-level competitions like the Libertadores. According to him, time is a luxury that doesn't exist in football, and things happen very quickly. This means that both athletes and coaching staff need to be prepared to make quick and efficient decisions, even under extreme conditions, as was the case in the match against Bolívar.