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Mais Querido goes to Bacaxá to face the Saquarema team in the first game of the semifinals
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This Saturday afternoon (21), Flamengo faces Boavista in the first game of the semi-finals of the Carioca Under-20 Championship. In a game played in Bacaxá, Rubro-Negro will try to gain an advantage for the second leg. See below where to watch live. WHERE TO WATCH LIVE BOAVISTA . However, the Baixada Fluminense team gave Rubro-Negro a scare in the return match. This is because the opposing team beat Flamengo 1-0, but the aggregate result was in favor of the team led by Filipe Luís. < /p>
Boavista beat Botafogo. The first game ended in a 1-1 draw, but Saquarema's team managed to beat General Severiano's team at the Nilton Santos Stadium 1-0.
So, red-black fans who want to follow the first leg of the semi-finals of the U20 Rio Cup will have just one option. This is because only FlaTV, on YouTube, will broadcast the game.
Mais Querido's coach, Filipe Luís, should send on the field the following team: Caio Barone; Daniel Sales, João Victor, Felipe Vieira and Carbone; Rayan Lucas, Caio Garcia, Fabiano and Guilherme; Felipe Teresa and Rafael Couto.
The decision on the place for the semi-final of the competition was made until the return game
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Flamengo faced Fluminense in the first leg of the Brazilian Under-17 Championship, on the afternoon of this Thursday (19), and drew 1-1. Joshua, with a header, scored the red-black equalizer, which dominated the match. match but started behind on the scoreboard. The return game will be next Thursday (26th) at 3pm, in Xerém, broadcast by Sportv.
Game
Fluminense opened the score in the 17th minute. Flamengo tried to respond with Douglas Telles, who dribbled twice and hit the goalkeeper's hands from outside the area.
Mais Querido tied the match with a dead ball. Guilherme took a free kick for Joshua, scoring Mengão's first. Initial stage: 1 to 1. On the way back from the break, Guilherme again hit a perfect cross for Jhefinho to finish very dangerously in the goalkeeper's corner. In the next move, Lipão pivoted and passed it to Joshua, who arrived in the area and finished over the goal.
In the 21st minute, Flamengo started the play with a spectacular pen from Guilherme who threw it to Lipão, which passed for Douglas Telles to set up for Jhefinho to finish over the defender. The players complained about a penalty, but the referee did not award the maximum penalty.
At the end of the match, Joshua started a counterattack and played deep to Kaio Gomes, who, when it came time to return the ball to the Joshua came out in front of the goal, the defender cut it. The match ended 1-1, without many moves in the second half. Flamengo tried to turn things around, dominating the game and creating chances, but without being able to score a goal.
Next AppointmentFlamengo faces Fluminense again next Thursday (26) at 3pm, in Xerém, for the return match of the Brazilian Under-17 Championship
FlamengoLéo Nannetti; Guilherme, Pedro, Johnny and Luiz Phellipe (Italo); Kaio Nobrega (Christian), Lucas Vieira [Kauã (Fred)] and Joshua; Douglas Telles, Alan Santos (Jhefinho) and Lipão (Kaio Gomes)
FluminenseGustavo Félix; Kaio Borges, Gorgulho, Wallace Davi and Vagno; Gabriel Renan, Isaque and Riquelme Felipe; Matheus Reis, Wesley Natã and Keven Samuel
Technical InformationFlamengo 1 to 1 Fluminense – First leg of the quarter-finals of the Brazilian Under-17 Championship
Location: Gávea, RJ
Date and time: 09/19/2024 at 3pm
Arbitration: Lucas Neves Borja de Almeida, Lucas Castro dos Santos and Fabio Ramos França
Goals: Keven Samuel (FLU) and Joshua (FLA)
Cards: Kaio Nobrega (FLA), Kauã (FLA)
First game of the quarter-finals takes place this Thursday (19) in Gávea, with live broadcast
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The Under-17 Boys from the Nest return to the field this Thursday (19), at 3pm, to face Fluminense in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the Brazilian Under-17 Championship. The match will be played in Gávea and will be broadcast live on SporTV.
Led by coach Eduardo Zuma, the red-black team arrives at the clash after winning four victories in the last five games. In the final round of the first phase, Mengão beat Corinthians 5-0, securing third place in group A, with 15 points. There were five wins in nine games and 19 goals scored, the second best attack in the group.
Midfielder Lucas Vieira highlighted the relevance of the result in the first match of the quarterfinals. "Important game. I think it's always good to come away with a victory in the first game, especially at home. And try to make history by winning the Brazilian Under-17 Championship", said Vieira about the decisive classic.
In 2024, Flamengo and Fluminense faced each other only once. The duel took place in the first phase of the Copa Rio, when Mengão beat their rival 3-0 in Xerém. In that match, Douglas Telles scored two goals, while Pablo scored a great free kick from midfield. Now, the teams meet again in the Under-17 Brasileirão, with qualification for the semifinals at stake.
César is involved in an unusual negotiation in Portuguese football
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Created from the Flamengo academy, goalkeeper César is the new player for Boavista, from Portugal, just after leaving the Portuguese club. The 32-year-old archer played for the team last season, without having his contract renewed, however, after problems in the squad, the board “went back” and agreed to the player's return.
The change of mind on the part of of Boavista and the maintenance of César was due to injuries to the squad's two main goalkeepers, who will have long recovery dates.
Currently, Boavista finds itself in a huge financial crisis, sunk in debt, which has generated punishment regarding the signing of new players. And so there was another reason to bring back the ex-Flamengo goalkeeper, as the signing was treated as a contract renewal, not a transfer.
Even with their two best goalkeepers injured, Boavista still had an option in the squad. Goalkeeper Tomé Sousa, 17 years old, is considered one of the great promises of the position not only in Portuguese territory, but also in Europe.
And yet, with a true jewel in hand, the team's management chose to place his votes of confidence in Caesar. In two years at Boavista, César played in just six games as a starter, and will have his golden chance after a period away from Flamengo.
With Manto Rubro-Negro, César played 62 games, most of which were between 2017 and 2019, where he alternated between starting and being on the bench. After leaving Mais Querido, he also passed through Bahia, before disembarking in Portugal
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