FORMER TEAMMATES OF FILIPE LUÍS, ARRASCAETA SENDS A MESSAGE AFTER WINNING THE TECHNICAL'S FIRST TITLE WITH FLAMENGO

The Brazilian team takes the field this Friday (28), against Paraguay, in a decisive game in the second round of the Copa América group stage. For the match at the Allegiant Stadium, in Las Vegas, at 10pm (Brasília time), coach Dorival Júnior defined the lineup with three players revealed by Flamengo: João Gomes, Lucas Paquetá and Vinicius Júnior. < b>SEE BRAZIL'S LINEUP

In this way, the Brazilian team is selected as follows for the game against Paraguay in the United States: Alisson, Danilo, Éder Militão, Marquinhos and Wendell; João Gomes, Bruno Guimarães, Lucas Paquetá; Savinho, Rodrygo and Vinicius Júnior.

1st Colombia – 6 points (2 games)

2nd Brazil – 1 (1 game)

3rd Costa Rica – 1 (2 games)

4th Paraguay – 0 (1 game)

With Colombia's victory against of Costa Rica in the opening of Group D this Friday (28), Brazil enters the field under pressure. This is because, in order to continue seeking first place, the Brazilian team cannot stumble against Paraguay. Otherwise, you will reach the last round without the possibility of advancing as leader.

Brazil and Paraguay face each other this Friday (28), at 10pm (Brasília time), at the Allegiant Stadium, in Las Vegas, in the United States, in a game valid for the second round of the Copa América. Finally, Rede Globo, on open television, SporTV, on closed TV, and Globoplay, via streaming, broadcast the confrontation.

Flamengo faces Cruzeiro, this Sunday (30), at 6:30 pm, at Maracanã, for the 13th round of the Brasileirão 2024. The main referee will be Bráulio da Silva Machado, from FIFA, In the VAR booth, the CBF decided repeat referee Daiane Muniz, also from FIFA, but who was involved in a recent controversy in a Rubro-Negro game.

In the Athletico-PR 1×1 Flamengo match, on June 16, in the ninth round of the Brasileirão, Gabigol scored in the 22nd minute of the second half. Inside the small area, Camisa 99 pushes the ball passed by Luiz Araújo into the net. The linesman flagged offside and the VAR commanded by Daiane Muniz confirmed the decision.

Subsequently, internet users analyzed the images released by the CBF at the time of analyzing the move and found that the frame chosen by Daiane Muniz to point out offside did not it was correct. Luiz Araújo had not yet made the pass.

If the frame for the moment of the pass had been chosen, Gabigol would have been in a legal position. In the same game, Daiane scored a penalty for Athletico-PR with a ball that hit David Luiz's arm. Referee Anderson Daronco had not signaled on the field.

The CBF arbitration schedules for Flamengo games Flamengo have presented some coincidences. The central referee for this Sunday's match, against Cruzeiro, will act in Rubro-Negro's fourth game since the seventh round. Bráulio da Silva Machado refereed Vasco 1×6 Flamengo, was assistant number two to the video referee at Athletico-PR 1 ×1 Flamengo, referee again in Flamengo 2×1 Bahia and will now referee Flamengo x Cruzeiro.

With four Flamengo players, Uruguay faces Bolivia in the second round of Group C of the Copa América. The ball rolls at 10pm (Brasília time) this Thursday (27th), at the MetLife Stadium, in New Jersey, United States.

The Uruguayan team seeks victory this Thursday (27th), in order to guarantee classification for the next phase of the Copa América. To do this, ‘Celeste’ will have Arrascaeta, Nicolás de la Cruz, Matías Viña and Guillermo Varela available. It is worth highlighting that Flamengo's players made the difference in their celestial debut in the national team competition.

In the first round of Group C of the World Cup America, Uruguay beat Panama 3-1. Meanwhile, the United States beat Bolivia 2-0. In other words, if 'Celeste' wins this Thursday's clash (27) against the Bolivians, and the North American team overcomes the Panamanians, both will already be classified for the next phase.

In the history of the confrontation, the Uruguayan team has the advantage against the Bolivian team in South American competitions and World Cups. After all, in general retrospect, the teams faced each other on 46 occasions, with 31 victories for the Uruguayans, eight Bolivian triumphs and seven draws.

Uruguay: Sergio Rochet; Nández, Mathias Olivera, José Giménez, Matías Viña; Ugarte, Valverde, Maximiliano Araújo; Arrascaeta, Pellistri, Darwin Núñez.

Coach: Marcelo Bielsa.

Bolivia: Guillermo Viscarra; Luis Haquín, José Sagredo, Jesus Sagredo, Diego Medina, Leonel Justiniano, Roberto Fernandez, Bruno Miranda, Gabirel Villamil, Fernando Saucedo, César Menacho.

Coach: Antônio Carlos Zago.