WITH DEPLORABLE ARBITRATION PERFORMANCE, FLAMENGO CREATOR DECIDES AND BRAZIL IS IN A DRAW WITH SPAIN IN MADRID

Tuesday was a FIFA date and that didn't mean Flamengo fans stopped seeing their players and their children on the field. This is because the Brazilian team faced Spain at the Santiago Bernabéu, with Fabrício Bruno, Lucas Paquetá and Vini Júnior in the starting lineup. In this sense, due to bad arbitration, the teams ended up in a 3x3 draw. This was Dorival's second game in front of the yellow team.SUMMARY

The first half was all about Spain. The home team dominated the action and had possession of the ball. The Brazilian team seemed lost and Vini Júnior was not inspired on the night. Therefore, the goal was inevitable. That's because João Gomes committed a very controversial penalty, converted by midfielder Rodri, 12 minutes into the first half. At 36', Dani Olmo scored a real masterpiece, after a beautiful pen in Beraldo and passing by Bruno Guimarães inside the area.

Despite Spanish dominance, Brazil took advantage of Rodrygo, who received a "gift" from the opposing goalkeeper and played for cover to reduce the score.

At half-time, Dorival Júnior made four changes and, in one of them, he removed João Gomes and replaced Andreas Pereira. In another, Endrick took Raphinha's place. In this sense, the young 17-year-old striker shone again.

After scoring the winning goal against England, Endrick equalized the clash with Spain. Andreas Pereira took a corner in the area, Fabrício Bruno was pulled and brought down inside the area, the referee ordered it to continue and, in the end, Endrick found the net. However, the referee 'found' a penalty from Beraldo in the 41st minute, converted by Rodri, again, leaving the Spanish with an advantage.

However, the referee also awarded a maximum penalty in favor of Brazil, in the last move. Endrick got the ball to hit, but Lucas Paquetá 'stole' the ball and converted, in the 50th minute of the second half, guaranteeing a draw for the Brazilian team.

What now?

Dorival Júnior leaves Europe with a win and a draw against strong teams and will have some peace of mind for his next call-up, which will be precisely for the Copa América.