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FLABASQUETE DUEL HAS CHANTS AGAINST GABIGOL AND OLIVINHA ALERT: "WANTED CONTROVERSY, AND GOT IT"
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The duel against Nova Iguaçu marked physical records for some athletes, generating consequences for the following matches
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Coach Tite's decision to spare players for Libertadores matches began to take shape during the finals of the Campeonato Carioca. According to information provided by Rodrigo Mattos, the clash against Nova Iguaçu imposed physical records on some athletes, resulting in consequences for subsequent games, such as the match against Millonarios, in Colombia, which required some players to rest due to "limits" achieved.
Although club board did not officially define priorities between the Brasileirão and the Libertadores, the importance of winning the Campeonato Carioca was highlighted, which ended up becoming a priority at the beginning of the season. The choice of players to be spared is made by the technical committee after a thorough assessment of their physical condition. This includes analyzes by physiologists, biochemical tests, thermography (which measures body heat and the possibility of injury) and reports of pain.
Based on this data, decisions such as sparing Arrascaeta against São Paulo, as well as Pedro and De La Cruz against Palmeiras, were made. The determination to significantly reduce the number of starters for the clash with Bolívar was made following an analysis carried out after the game against Palmeiras.
The synthetic pitch at Allianz Parque was a crucial factor in this assessment, considered more exhausting for players. Furthermore, the issue of travel was also ltaken into account, especially due to the lack of adequate structure for the recovery of athletes during plane journeys.
It is worth mentioning that, if If the game were not in a high altitude region, it would be possible for the starters to be called up, however, they would be on the bench, still aiming for physical preservation due to the accumulated wear and tear. These measures aim to guarantee players' performance throughout the season, avoiding injuries and maximizing their physical conditions for the challenges that lie ahead.
The strategy of sparing players in certain competitions has become a practice common in the world of football, especially in teams that compete in multiple championships simultaneously. The expectation is that these measures will contribute to the team's success throughout the season.
< p>For the match to qualify, Mengão must count on a strong reinforcement
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Flamengo is preparing to face Amazonas next Wednesday (22), in Manaus. The game is valid for the return of the third phase of the Copa do Brasil, and the team led by Tite seeks to guarantee its place in the round of 16.
For the match, Flamengo must count on a strong reinforcement. Midfielder Erick Pulgar, who has been sidelined since the derby against Botafogo on April 28, is recovered from a sprained ankle. Pulgar did not participate in the games against Amazonas (Brazilian Cup), Red Bull Bragantino (Brasileirão), Palestino-CHI (Libertadores), Corinthians (Brasileirão) and Bolívar-BOL (Libertadores). However, the player trained with the other athletes this Saturday (18), at Ninho do Urubu, and has a good chance of being selected for the duel.
During the absence of Erick Pulgar, Allan was chosen by Tite to assume the role of midfielder. Allan stood out in the matches, especially in the 4-0 rout of Bolívar in the Libertadores, last Wednesday (15). With Pulgar's return, Tite will have the difficult decision of choosing between the two players to line up Flamengo's midfield.
The match between Flamengo and Amazonas is scheduled for Wednesday (22/05), at 9:30 pm, at Arena da Amazônia, in Manaus. In the first game, Flamengo won 1-0, and now seeks to confirm its classification for the round of 16 of the Copa do Brasil.
With the return of Erick Pulgar and Allan's good form, Flamengo arrives with full strength for the decisive clash against Amazonas. The red and black team hopes to take advantage of the advantage gained in the first game and guarantee their place in the next phase of the tournament.
Mengão returns to the field next Wednesday (22/05), to face the club from Manaus
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The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) decided to postpone the seventh and eighth rounds of the Brasileirão due to the situation of the teams from Rio Grande do Sul. As a result, Flamengo will not face Vasco this Saturday.
Flamengo returns to the field next Wednesday (22/05), to face Amazonas in the second leg of the third phase of the Copa do Brasil. The duel will take place at Arena da Amazônia, in Manaus, starting at 9:30 pm (Brasília time). In the first match, Flamengo won 1-0.
The CBF has already defined the arbitration for the match between Flamengo and Amazonas. Ramon Abatti Abel (SC) will be the main referee of the clash. He will have as assistants Daniel Paulo Ziolli (SP) and Gisele Casaril (SC). VAR will be under the responsibility of Gilberto Rodrigues Castro Junior.
MATCH DETAILS
The match between Flamengo and Amazonas is scheduled for 9:30 pm , on Wednesday (22/05), at Arena da Amazônia. The game is valid for the return of the third phase of the Copa do Brasil. In the first match, Flamengo won 1-0, and now seeks to guarantee classification for the next phase of the tournament.
Club has its best title average in history
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The president of Flamengo, Rodolfo Landim, took stock of the club's management, focusing especially on achievements in the field of football. Landim highlighted a series of achievements that, according to him, put the club in its best phase since its foundation.
When analyzing the performance of Flamengo in the Copa Libertadores, Landim highlighted the remarkable progress. Since assuming the presidency, the club has played in five consecutive editions of the tournament, reaching three finals and winning two titles. This mark contrasts sharply with the previous record, in which Flamengo had only played in one final in 58 years.
In the Brazilian Championship, the club's trajectory is also impressive. With six titles over 48 years, the average of one win every eight years has been largely surpassed in the last five years, in which Flamengo became champions twice.
The hegemony of the Flamengo in the Carioca Championship was also highlighted by Landim. The club played in six consecutive finals, an unprecedented mark in the history of the competition. Furthermore, the performance in recent seasons stands out, with four titles won.
In terms of frequency of titles, Landim compared Flamengo's recent performance with the team's history since its foundation in 1912. Until 2018 , the club had won 34 Rio titles, an average of approximately one title every three years. However, in recent years, Flamengo has won two titles every three years, indicating a significant improvement in performance.
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