G.D. Estoril Praia

But I'm going to go to the next game, which is, again, another red card was given.

It was Braga 1, Estoril 0.

Another Estoril defeat.

They have not won a single game all season.

And I'm not gonna lie, I am quite worried about them because I thought, you know, Gil Vicente, you know, they were a man down, one nil [indistinct] the end of the world, and I actually thought they played okay against Porto.

But then after that win against Estoril, it just seems like there's just a massive drop in confidence.

No one really looked up for it this game for Rio Ave.

It's really interesting to see what's happened to the likes even of Baziro, who seems to be such a confidence player, s- one of those players who will constantly take on their man, and all of a sudden it looks like everyone's half a step back.

But yeah, I th- I think s- think Nacional will turn it around.

The next two games I'm gonna go onto are two of the nil-nils, 'cause I think we can just get them out the way because there are some talking points there, but there's nothing that... apart, well, there's one big talking point from each game I wanna talk about, and that is the goalkeeping exhibitions.

I think we'll start with Arouca nil Estoril nil, 'cause it happened yesterday as we were recording.

And honestly, for the first 80 minutes I couldn't tell you what happened.

because when he made those substitutions at 2-0, there was a period of time there, and Ishtaril scored in that period of time, but there was a period of time where there was a little bit of disorganization, a little bit of confusion.

You know, roles were a little bit blurry, but The team sorted it out before long, and Israel never really threatened to level.

I'm thinking that there's something that is working when he's there that is not working when he's not.

I think the manager's thinking more of the sum of the whole versus what each individual player is doing individually.

you know that padina game like he comes on like right away like enzo gets hurt like it's it was like he fits in right away yeah it was

um that's a good segue we can get to the game because we haven't talked about it yet oh okay i thought you guys talked about the game no no we hadn't talked about it yet so we can do it now that we're 44 minutes into the episode we can talk about the game i didn't realize how much time had already gone by so if you got two one winners this week at home over history overall they call it a fairly comfortable win i justin and i were talking off air before we started we don't like this conceding goals every every game it's getting a little bit concerning um that's the only negative i take from this i think if you could could have scored more but really if you had control of this match it was Even though it was 2-1, it was never really in doubt.

Israel didn't really get any more dangerous opportunities.

The lineup for Benfica, Semu Suarzen goal, Alexander Ba, Tamar Jarouju, Linglei, and Dahl in the back.

the 31st of August for the first managerial sacking.

I know technically bef- just before this season started, Hugo Oliveira left, so I guess that's t- but if we're talking about the first one to go, Joao Joao t- very surprising, to be fair, because four points from four doesn't-- I know it doesn't seem that great, but considering how Casa Pia started, how Estoril started, I probably would have had either one of those two managers going first.

Casa Pia haven't scored a goal.

Exactly.

The typical impatience has reigned supreme once more.

Yeah, and you know what? Because we're on the topic of Nacional, we might as well start off with them because I actually thought this was my game of the weekend.

A 3-2 win for Estoril against Nacional, and I thi- we s- I think we both said it before that we were, we thought Estoril were gonna struggle this year, but they've been actually good.

Some of their players have really stepped up.

It's not been confirmed, but apparently he has literally in the last 15 minutes as of recording past his medical at the clinic of San Rafael in Cadiz, is Jandro Orellana.

He is a pivote, centre-mid, currently at Estoril Praia, Estoril Beach, in the Portuguese top division.

He has played more or less two full seasons of Segunda for Andorra and has come up through pretty much every level of La Masia at Barcelona.

And at one point was considered, I think in about 2020, as...