30TH ROUND OF THE BRAZILIAN CHAMPIONSHIP - SEE RESULTS THAT FAVOR FLAMENGO

This Sunday (22), Flamengo and Grêmio face each other in the 27th round of the Brasileirão, in Porto Alegre. Aiming for the match against Mais Querido, the team from Rio Grande do Sul will not be able to count on coach Renato Gaúcho, Jemerson, Rodrigo Ely, Du Queiroz, Pavón and André Henrique.

This is because Jemerson is suspended due to the accumulation of yellow cards. Rodrigo Ely felt pain after a muscle injury. Du Queiroz carries out activities on the field, but is still recovering from a broken foot. Finally, Pavón and André Henrique are transitioning to the field after injury.

Noting that Renato Gaúcho will also be left out of the clash against Mais Querido. This is because the coach was suspended by the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD) and will play the second game away from the bench. Thus, Marcelo Salles will be the commander of the Grêmio team.

Thus, with five confirmed absences, Marcelo Salles must accompany Grêmio da edge of the pitch with the following lineup: Marchesín; João Pedro, Gustavo Martins, Kannemann and Reinaldo; Villasanti, Dodi, Monsalve, Cristaldo and Soteldo; Braithwaite.

The Flamengo squad will carry out this Saturday (21) the last activity focusing on the confrontation against Grêmio. The match will be this Sunday (22), at 6:30 pm, for the 27th round of the Brasileirão. The game will be played at the Rio Grande do Sul team's Arena.

Flamengo went behind on the scoreboard in the first leg against Peñarol, last Thursday (19), when they lost 1-0 at Maracanã. Now, in order to qualify without any fear, Mais Querido will have to score more than one goal in the return match, in Uruguay. Trying to bring positive energy to the Nation, Arrascaeta sent an optimistic message on social media.

On his Instagram, this past Friday (20), the Mais Querido midfielder wrote: “Nothing like a day after another. Until the end.” The phrase was published alongside a photo in the dressing room at Ninho do Urubu, where Mais Querido trained.

Having lost 1-0 at Maracanã, Flamengo will have to score two goals at the Campeón Stadium del Siglo, in Montevideo. If you win with the minimum difference, the match will go to a penalty shootout. However, Peñarol enters the field with the advantage of a draw.

Tite and the red-black board defined that the holders of the confrontation against Peñarol but Léo Ortiz is out of the match against Grêmio, for the Brasileirão. The group will stay in Rio de Janeiro for training with a focus on the return game of the Libertadores.

The rest of the group will travel together with Tite to Porto Alegre, where they visit Grêmio this Sunday (22), at 6:30 pm, to compete in the 27th round of the Brasileirão. The game will be played at the Rio Grande do Sul team's Arena.

This Monday (6), Flamengo enters the field for the Brazilian Women's Championship. At 9pm (Brasília time), Meninas da Gávea visit América-MG, at Arena Independência, in a game valid for the 9th round; see below where to watch, the refereeing of the match and the probable lineup of Mais Querido.

Coming off two consecutive victories, against Santos and Botafogo, Flamengo goes to Minas Gerais to confirm its increase in production in the Championship Brazilian Women's Championship 2024. And the duel against América-MG will be broadcast live via Canal Goat, on Youtube, and TV Brasil.

For this Thursday's duel, the Brazilian Football Confederation ( CBF) opted for a referee from Maranhão; The entity published the full arbitration schedule on its official website, and the one who will referee the game against América-MG will be Gisele Ferreira da Silva.

At her side, Gisele will have Caroline Costa Silva and Andressa Oliveira Pereira, both from Minas Gerais, as their assistants 1 and 2; Wanderson Alves de Souza, Fourth Referee, and Rogerio Pereira da Costa, Field Analyst, complete the team. It is worth remembering that despite the record investment in the sport, the Brazilian Women's Championship continues without the presence of VAR in the classification phase. The tool will only be available from the quarter-finals onwards.

After their worst start to the Women's Brasileirão in history, Flamengo achieved two convincing victories and took the lift up the leaderboard. Today in ninth place, Rubro-Negro faces América-MG, fifth placed, and a victory could make the red-black team rise even further.

A victory in Belo Horizonte makes Mengão surpass their own América-MG, for example. Satisfied with the team's performance in the last few games, coach Maurício Salgado should repeat the lineup from the last two rounds. Therefore, Flamengo's likely lineup should be: Karol Alves, Monalisa, Daiane, Thais Regina and Jucinara; Djeni, Duda, Glaucia and Gisseli; Fabi Simões and Cristiane.