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Vítor Carvalho and Austria Vienna coach discuss upcoming match

Vítor Carvalho anticipates Sp. Braga's reception of Austria Vienna in the Conference League play-off, while the opposing coach highlights the challenges the team will face.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Vítor Carvalho and Austria Vienna coach discuss upcoming match — Archive photoPhoto: Богдан Заяц · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

Vítor Carvalho, a player for Sp. Braga, addressed the outbreak that affected the team and stated that this cannot be used as an excuse. He expressed confidence in the team's preparation for the match against Austria Vienna, emphasizing that the goal is to 'win'.

The match, which marks the first leg of the Conference League play-off, is seen as a crucial opportunity for Braga to demonstrate their strength. Carvalho stressed that the team is focused on entering the field with a mindset of 'winning and convincing'.

On the other hand, the coach of Austria Vienna has also prepared for the challenge, considering the match 'difficult'. In his analysis, he highlighted the importance of João Moutinho and downplayed the impact of Ricardo Horta's absence from the Braga team.

In this regard, the coach believes that the opponent will present themselves 'at 100 percent' during the match. According to him, Sp. Braga has quality and will be a formidable rival in this Thursday's clash.

The confrontation promises to be balanced, with both teams seeking a positive result at this stage of the Conference League, as expectations are high on both sides.

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