CBF RELEASES VAR AUDIO IN CONTROVERSIAL THREAD OF FLAMENGO

A coup d'état is underway in La Paz, capital of Bolivia. The military took to the streets and invaded the Quemado Palace, the seat of the Bolivian government. General Zuñiga has declared that he is in control of the country. The atmosphere in the city is extremely tense, with clashes between the military forces and the population.

This political instability is generating concerns among fans of the Flamengo. The Rio team has a game scheduled against Bolívar on August 22nd, in the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores, at an altitude of 3,600 meters in La Paz. With the current scenario, many Flamengo fans are beginning to imagine a possible change of form. location of the match.

FLAMENGO HAS "EYES OPEN"

The possibility of changing the location of the game is a delicate topic. Conmebol, the entity that organizes the Libertadores, has not yet officially commented on the matter. However, the safety of players and fans is a priority and, with the volatile situation in Bolivia, pressure for a change of venue could increase in the coming hours.

Flamengo are attentive and concerned. Many have already started discussing on social media about possible alternatives for holding the match. Some suggestions include cities in neighboring countries that can guarantee the necessary security for the event. Meanwhile, Flamengo's preparation continues. Coach Jorge Sampaoli must remain focused on training the team, despite the uncertainty about the location of the game.

In the last match for the Brazilian Championship, Juventude surprised Flamengo after winning 2x1 in an exciting game. The victory not only earned three important points for the Caxias do Sul team, but also generated provocations on social media. The game, held at the Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, started intensely with both teams looking to attack.

However, it was Juventude who opened the scoring, catching the red-black defense by surprise. Flamengo's reaction came soon after, but the team was unable to impose itself as usual, coming up against the opponent's solid defense. The highlight of the match was goalkeeper Agustín Rossi. He had a spectacular performance, being decisive for the result. According to Sofascore, Rossi made seven saves throughout the game, five of which were shots inside the box. This performance was crucial to prevent Flamengo from scoring more goals and guarantee the victory for Juventude.

A WALL EVEN WITH THE DEFEAT

Rossi also prevented 1.38 goals, a statistic that demonstrates its effectiveness under the goalposts. Furthermore, the Argentine goalkeeper won a duel on the ground and made an important cut, contributing to the team's defensive solidity. With a rating of 8.6, Rossi was not only the best player on the field, but also obtained the highest score of the round so far.

After the match, Juventude did not miss the opportunity to provoke the Flamengo in social media. The victory over one of the most popular teams in Brazil was celebrated enthusiastically by the fans and the team, who took the opportunity to poke fun at their opponent from Rio. The mockery was good-natured and showed the confidence of the Caxias do Sul team after their great performance.

In an electrifying game for the Brazilian Championship, Juventude defeated Flamengo 2-1 at the Alfredo Jaconi stadium. Shortly after the match, the Caxias do Sul club's social networks were taken over by provocations towards the Rio team. Juventude wasted no time in needling Flamengo, using an expression that has haunted the red and black teams for years: "It was just a whiff again".

The phrase, which has already become a catchphrase when Flamengo comes close to winning important, but ends up failing, was used ironically after the surprising result. The match started hot, with both teams showing a lot of energy on the field. Juventude, playing at home, knew how to take advantage of the support of the fans to impose a strong rhythm from the beginning. The first goal of the match came in the 25th minute of the first half, when Vitor Mendes took advantage of a corner to open the scoring with a header.

FLAMENGO HAS A SETUP TO ALFREDO JACONI   

Flamengo tried to react, but ran into Juventude's strong marking , who closed well and exploited counterattacks. In the 40th minute, Juventude increased the lead with Capixaba, who hit a beautiful shot from outside the area, with no chance for the opposing goalkeeper. In the second half, coach Jorge Sampaoli made some changes to Flamengo's team to try to reverse the score. The strategy partially worked, with Pedro reducing the difference in the 15th minute, after a good individual play.

After Flamengo's goal, the game gained in excitement. The Rio team pressed on, seeking a draw at all costs, while Juventude defended itself tooth and nail, counting on the confident performance of goalkeeper Luiz Carlos. At times, the match became tense, with tougher fights and arguments between the players.