Brazil x Spain: Find out where to watch live, time and likely lineups - Olympic Semifinal

Flamengo released many young people for Portuguese football. In this way, consequently, the players begin to face each other for their respective teams, as was the case with Gabriel Batista and Igor Jesus. The young people faced each other this Saturday (21), where both were starters and highlights of their main teams.

The victory went to Gabriel Batista, for Santa Clara (POR), by the score of 1 to 0. The name of the game was the ex-Flamengo archer, who had a rating of 8.4, being the best on his team and elected the best player on the field. In addition to not conceding goals, the numbers from the SofaScore statistics portal indicate five saves, in addition to 12 successful long balls.

Despite leaving the field with the defeat, Igor Jesus was the highlight of Estrela Amadora. The young midfielder was the best on his team and scored 7.2. The athlete was effective in marking, winning seven duels from below, one from above and making tackles. However, he committed 4 fouls and received a yellow card. Igor also helped with the playmaking, launching three long balls and having an 84% pass accuracy rate. 

SITUATION OF SANTA CLARA AND ESTRELA AMADORA

The teams of both Crias do Ninho meet at different times in the season. This is because, with the victory, Santa Clara moved into third place, behind Sporting and Porto.

Igor Jesus' Estrela Amadora is fighting to get out of the relegation zone. The team is second to last, ahead of only Farense. In six matches of the Portuguese Championship, only two points were scored.

 Flamengo was once again in the news on the volleyball scene when it announced the return of Brie O'Reilly to Sesc Flamengo, shortly before the start of the National Volleyball Cup. The player, who left the club at the end of last season, made a huge impact when she left, leaving her teammates and fans to miss her. Now, with her return confirmed, expectations are high for the athlete's performance in the next tournament.

To publicize the athlete's return, Flamengoused social media, opting for a relaxed approach. The club published a humorous video, which quickly gained repercussions among fans. The action not only reaffirms the team's strong digital presence, but also demonstrates a closer connection with the public, using humor as an engagement tool.

FLAMENGO HAS A STAR IN ITS CAST < The video, which was successful on platforms, generated a lot of interaction, with fans expressing excitement and expectations for the season. Brie O'Reilly, known for her technical ability and charisma on the court, seems to be excited to return to the club and reunite with her teammates. His presence in training is already an indication that the Sesc team Flamengo is preparing intensely for the upcoming challenges

Brie O'Reilly had a remarkable spell at Sesc Flamengo, being a key player in several team victories. Her departure, after the end of the previous season, left a considerable void in the cast, both due to the technical quality she offered and the chemistry she developed with her colleagues. In the months she was away, the team missed her leadership on the court, and the fans, who created a special bond with the player, also regretted her absence.

The Brazilian women's team beat Spain 4-2 this past Tuesday (6). Thus, the Canarinho girls will fight for gold against the United States. After Brazil's impeccable game Jenni Hermoso, Spanish number 10, disdained Amarelinha.

"Let them give you four goals from a team that, for me, doesn't play football... But, in the end, what counts are the goals", said Hermoso, to Spanish radio Cadena Cope before adding:

"I think they were our mistakes. We didn't play our football either. I liked our second half, but it was difficult with 4-2 to the rival", he added. the experienced player, aged 34.

REASON THAT MADE JENNI ANGRY

The main reason that made Jenni Hermoso angry with the Brazilian game was, according to her, " wax". The world champion said that the women's team abused the anti-game to gain time. The second half ended at 63, 18 minutes longer than expected, and the first half had six minutes of extra time.

"They study us, they know how to hurt us, play behind our backs. For me, It's not football. I don't like this football. Obviously, they gain minutes, they waste time, and for them, that's worth it, they're in the final, and we're going for bronze," said the Spanish player. X United States. The match will take place next Saturday (9), at 12pm, at the Parque dos Prícipes stadium, in Paris.