Arrascaeta also reflected on the impact of this defeat on the season, as a victory would have reduced the gap to the leader of the Brazilian Championship to just six points.
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Last Wednesday night (25), Flamengo faced Grêmio in a match that promised to be decisive in the race for the Brazilian Championship title. After the final whistle, with Grêmio winning 1-0, Uruguayan midfielder Giorgian De Arrascaeta gave an interview in the mixed area of the Rio Grande do Sul stadium to talk about his team's performance and the difficulties encountered in the second half.
Arrascaeta, a fundamental part of the red and black tactical scheme, expressed his analysis of Flamengo's performance in the match. The player highlighted that the team faced a very defensively organized Grêmio, who knew how to neutralize Flamengo's main moves. "They studied our team well and managed to hold us back. It was a difficult game, but we still have a lot of matches ahead of us", stated the number 14.
Commenting on the difficulties encountered in the second half, Arrascaeta highlighted that the intensity of the match increased considerably. "In the second half, Grêmio pressed more and managed to score a goal. We tried to react, but we were unsuccessful in equalizing. They played very well defensively", said the midfielder. The defeat was particularly impactful for Flamengo, as, if they had won, they would have reduced the gap to the championship leader to just six points.
Arrascaeta recognized the importance of this match and the impact that the result could have on the season. "We knew this was a golden opportunity to close the gap, but we couldn't. Now, we have to focus on recovering the lost points in the next matches and maintaining our quest for the title", he highlighted. The Uruguayan midfielder also highlighted that the Brazilian Championship is a long and unpredictable competition, and that Flamengo still has many rounds to go.
"We cannot be discouraged by a defeat. We have a strong squad and a competent coaching staff. We will work hard and continue looking for the victories we need", said Arrascaeta. Arrascaeta's interview also addressed the atmosphere in the locker room after the defeat. The midfielder revealed that there was a frank conversation between the players and the coaching staff, aiming to correct mistakes and keep motivation high. "Our team is mature enough to deal with defeats. We know we need to improve in some aspects, and everyone is committed to doing that," he said.
Arrascaeta also praised Flamengo fans, who turned out in large numbers number to the stadium in Porto Alegre and gave unconditional support to the team. "The fans always support us, at home or away. We know they are sad about the defeat, just like us, but I hope they continue to support us, because we need them," said the midfielder. Finally, Arrascaeta made it clear that the season still holds many challenges for Flamengo, and that the team is determined to fight for the title until the end.
"We believe in our potential and in the work we are doing. The championship is open, and we will fight until the last game", concluded the player. In summary, Flamengo's defeat to Grêmio had a considerable impact on the search for the Brazilian Championship title, but Arrascaeta and his team are determined to overcome the difficulties and continue in the race for the top of the table, maintaining confidence in their abilities and the support from its passionate fans.
Mais Querido only lost 2 of the last 10 games
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Flamengo and Grêmio face off this Sunday (22) in the 27th round of the Brazilian Championship, with the ball rolling at 6:30 pm (Brasília time) at the Grêmio Arena. The recent record is favorable to Rubro-Negro, who have won seven of the last ten matches between the teams, with one draw and two defeats. Last ten clashes:
Grêmio 2 x 4 Flamengo – Brasileirão 2020
Grêmio 0 x 4 Flamengo – quarterfinals of the Copa do Brasil 2021 (one way)
Flamengo 2 x 0 Grêmio – quarterfinals of the Copa do Brasil Brazil 2021 (return)
Flamengo 0 x 1 Grêmio – Brasileirão 2021
Grêmio 2 x 2 Flamengo – Brasileirão 2021
Flamengo 3 x 0 Grêmio – Brasileirão 2023
Grêmio 0 x 2 Flamengo – semi-final of the Copa do Brasil 2023 (return)
Flamengo 1 x 0 Grêmio – semi-final of the Copa do Brasil 2023 (return)
Grêmio 3 x 2 Flamengo – Brasileirão 2023
Flamengo 2 x 1 Grêmio – Brasileirão 2024
In the general history between the clubs, Flamengo also has an advantage. There are 37 victories for Rubro-Negro against 36 for Grêmio, in addition to 34 draws. Fla seeks to maintain its recent good momentum and secure another victory in this Sunday's clash.
Last clashThe last clash between Flamengo and Grêmio took place at first round of the 2024 Brasileirão, for the eighth round. In that match, Flamengo won 2-1, with two goals from Luiz Araújo, while Edenílson scored for Grêmio in the final minutes.
Next gameThis Sunday (22), Flamengo, which occupies fourth place in the table with 45 points, will face Grêmio in the 27th round. Rubro-Negro is eight points behind Botafogo, but has a game in hand.
Mais Querido is superior in all aspects in the year
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Flamengo continues its search for the Brazilian championship and, this Sunday (22), faces Grêmio in the 27th round of the competition. To prepare fans for the confrontation, check out a survey and compare the numbers of the two teams throughout the 2024 season. The data was collected by 'Coluna do Fla'.
Starting with Flamengo, which will be the visiting team in the duel, the team entered the field 55 times in the season. During this period, Rubro-Negro won 33 matches, drew 11 and lost 11, with a success rate of 66.6%. Furthermore, the attack found the net 88 times, while the defense was leaked on 37 occasions.
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33 wins
11 draws
11 defeats
66.6% success rate
88 goals scored< /p>
37 goals conceded
What about Grêmio?Similarly to Flamengo, Grêmio has played 53 matches so far this season. The team from Rio Grande do Sul won 24 victories, suffered 18 defeats and drew 11 games, with a success rate of 52.2%. The team scored 71 goals and conceded 55.
Grêmio's numbers for the season:53 games
24 wins
18 defeats
11 draws
52.2% success rate
71 goals scored
55 goals conceded
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Situation in the Brasileirão
While Flamengo, led by Tite, occupies a position in the G-4, Grêmio, led by Renato Gaúcho, is in 14th place. Both teams are looking for victory, but with different objectives in the championship.
Game and broadcastFlamengo and Grêmio face off this Sunday (22), at 6:30 pm (Brasília time), at Arena do Grêmio, in Porto Alegre, for the 27th round of the Brasileirão. The Premiere match will be broadcast throughout Brazil via Pay-Per-View or Streaming.
Mais Querido will need to score two goals to stay alive in the Libertadores
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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.
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