Two. That's how one can summarize the fragility of São Paulo FC's defense in recent matches. In direct confrontations, like the recent game against Corinthians, defensive lapses have cost the team dearly. Looking at the numbers, Tricolor Paulista has conceded an average of two goals per match in the last five, which is unacceptable for a team with greater aspirations in the competition.

One of the main issues has been the lack of understanding between the center-backs. Carlos Coronel and E. Díaz, despite their individual qualities, haven't managed to coordinate in critical situations. The last match, where São Paulo FC lost 3-2, highlighted this weakness. Corinthians exploited the spaces left behind the defense, using speed and precision.

The pressure from opposing teams has also been decisive. When São Paulo FC faces teams that put pressure on the ball out, the defense tends to become disorganized. The solution for this may involve a tactical adjustment, such as implementing a higher defensive line, which could work in certain circumstances. The coach needs to evaluate this and adapt the style accordingly.

Fans are left wondering: can the team correct these mistakes before the next opponent arrives? Teamwork will be crucial to enhancing defensive solidity. The crowd eagerly awaits a recovery, puzzled by the fragility that is not typical of the club.