Chapecoense x Ponte Preta: The match will have to be postponed again

Chapecoense and Ponte Preta are scheduled to face each other on Monday (20) at 7pm, at Arena Conda, in Chapeco. However, the match is valid for the sixth round of the second division of the Brazilian championship, but it must be postponed again.

This is because Ponte’s delegation was unable to head to the west of Santa Catarina after three failed attempts. Problems at Chapeco Airport prevented the plane from taking off in Viracopos, Campinas.

A Ponte Preta delegation was sent home and informed the club that it would train normally on Monday, indicating that the match should not be played on Monday. Chubb mentioned that she maintains a focused schedule. The two federations said they were awaiting the Brazilian Federation’s position on the situation.

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Chapecoense was eliminated by a goalless draw against Botafogo SP, a result that left the team in ninth place with eight points. Coach Humberto Lozer will not be absent due to suspension, and the only commentator for the match is the coach himself.

Ponte Preta is seeking to rehabilitate in the competition after losing to Santos 2-1, and the white and black team ranks fourteenth with five points. Coach Joao Brigati will have another opportunity to repeat the squad he played in the last three matches, without suspensions.

Possible lineups for Chapecoense and Ponte Preta

• Chapecoense: Caffeicioli; JP Galvao, Bruno Leonardo, Eduardo Duma and Marcelinho; Fugenio, Rafael Carvalheira and Giovanni Augusto; Romulo, Marcinho and Mario Sergio. Technical: Umberto Loser.
• Black bridge: Pedro Rocha; Igor Inocencio, Haken, Sergio Rafael, Riso; Dodo Vieira, Emerson Santos and Elvis; Matthews Regis, Gabriel Noves, and Iago Dias. Technical: Joao Brigati.

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