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Flamengo is experiencing one of the worst possible scenarios in the Libertadores! 60 thousand fans booed the team at half-time and at the end of the game
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The Rubro-Negra Nation was present in .Mais Querido's 24 games in the competition
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Flamengo is alive in three competitions this season not only because it has a great squad, but also because of the strength of its fans. In the Brasileirão, the Nation was present in the 24 rounds at home and away. In addition to being the home team that attracts the most paying audiences, Mais Querido is the hottest visitor, being the team that guaranteed the highest grossing in away matches against six clubs.
According to the survey carried out by GE , Flamengo's biggest attendance game was against Criciúma. However, the confrontation was held at Mané Garrincha, in Brasília. Mais Querido won by a score of 2 to 1 and registered an audience of 60,127 fans.
The biggest revenue in the Brasileirão also comes from Rubro-Negro: R$ 39,231,384 in income. In 12 games played as home team, Mais Querido's average attendance is 49,868 fans.
Mais Querido also attracts an audience working outside the home. This is because Mengo was involved in the highest-grossing clashes outside God's domains: against São Paulo, Fluminense, Athletico-PR, Vasco, Atletico-GO and Bragantino. Against the São Paulo team, the audience was 58,065. In Fla-Flu, 52,507. Vasco, Atletico-GO and Bragantino against Rubro-Negro had 54,552, 31,627 and 9,858 fans.
So, with the expectation of once again being part of the biggest audience in the Brasileirão, Mais Querido is preparing to face Corinthians, at the Neo Química Arena, this Sunday (1), at 4pm. All tickets for the match are sold out.
The club is having a bad time this season and the goalkeeper has positioned himself
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The Flamengo faced boos and criticism from the fans after the 1-0 defeat to Peñarol, at Maracanã, in a match valid for the Libertadores, which took place this Thursday (19). The fans' discontent was evident, creating a tense atmosphere in the stadium. However, goalkeeper Rossi defended the team and appealed for the fans' support, arguing that booing creates a harmful environment for everyone, both players and coaching staff.
Rossi was clear in stating that booing negatively affects performance of the team, creating a demotivating atmosphere: "It creates an environment that is bad for everyone. And it seems like we are doing our job poorly. So we need support." With this statement, the goalkeeper makes clear his concern about the emotional impact that constant criticism from fans can have on players, especially in delicate moments like the current one.
FLAMENGO HAS APATHIC FORM AGAINST PENAROL FLAMENGO HAS APATHIC FORM AGAINST PENAROL b>The Flamengo, one of the most traditional clubs with a massive fan base, faces constant pressure to present positive results. The defeat at home to Peñarol intensified this demand, and the dissatisfied fans did not hesitate to express their discontent. The boos echoed at Maracanã, a reflection of the frustration of a fan base that is used to seeing their team compete at a high level, especially in international competitions like the Libertadores.
Despite the defeat, Rossi also highlighted what he considers positive points of Flamengo's performance during the game. According to the goalkeeper, the team was superior to Peñarol, especially in terms of ball possession: "More than 70% ball possession (Flamengo had it in the game) and we're still alive." The red-and-black team controlled most of the match, but were unable to turn that dominance into goals.
Leaders unite in favor of classification
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After the recent defeat, the players of Flamengo demonstrated a speech of confidence and focus on recovery for the next challenges. Uruguayan Giorgian De Arrascaeta, the team's midfielder, emphasized the need to leave the negative result behind and direct all efforts towards the second leg. For him, Flamengo is fully capable of reversing the score, even after a performance below expectations.
Arrascaeta highlighted the impact of the goal conceded at the beginning of the match. According to him, the team lost emotional control when dealing with the disadvantage, which compromised performance throughout the match. “They scored a quick goal, we got out of control, we didn't know how to play with the disadvantage. But I'm convinced that we're going there to win the game”, said the player. The midfielder also highlighted the merit of the opponent in knowing how to manage the advantage obtained from the beginning of the game.
Next from Arrascaeta, midfielder Gerson also spoke about the situation of Flamengo. The player adopted a similar tone to his colleague, reinforcing that the team still has a chance of reversing the situation and seeking to qualify for the next phase. He highlighted the importance of a quick recovery, both physical and mental, so that the squad is prepared to face Grêmio, in a match valid for the Brazilian Championship, and then turn its attention to the decisive game in the Libertadores.
This positive mentality is essential for Flamengo, which is experiencing pressure on several fronts. In the Brazilian Championship, the team seeks to remain among the leaders, while in the Libertadores, it faces the need to overcome an adverse score to continue in the continental competition. Gerson highlighted that the key to recovery lies in mental strength and the ability to react quickly after an unfavorable result. According to him, it is essential that the team maintains focus and confidence, even in the face of difficulties.
The defeat, although painful, does not seem to have completely shaken the group's morale. Both Arrascaeta and Gerson demonstrate confidence in the team's ability to turn the situation around, as long as adjustments are made so that the mistakes made in the last game are not repeated. To achieve this, Flamengo will have to work on several areas, from tactical preparation to emotional control during the match.
Red-black team remains eight points behind leader Botafogo
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Last Sunday (15), Flamengo and Vasco drew 1-1, at Maracanã, in a match valid for the 26th round of the Brazilian Championship. The result, although frustrating for the red and blacks, who dominated much of the match, kept them eight points behind leader Botafogo.
Mais Querido entered the field imposing his pace and controlling the actions for most of the game. The red-black goal was scored by Gerson, who has been standing out in recent matches. However, CRF conceded the draw in the final minutes, which prevented a more significant approach to the classification table.
Even with the difference in points for Botafogo, the technical committee, led by Tite, devised a strategy focused on keeping the team competitive until the last rounds. According to information from the Coluna do Fla portal, the objective is to arrive "alive" in the fight for the title in the final five rounds. Matheus Bachi, assistant coach, believes that the recent good performance against Bahia and Vasco could be an indication that the team is on the right track to fight for the top again.
While trying to get closer to the leaders in the Brasileirão, Mengão is already preparing for the next challenge in the Libertadores. The team will face Peñarol, at Maracanã, in the quarterfinals of the continental tournament. The Rio team is looking for a good result at home before traveling to Uruguay for the second leg next week.
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Flamengo is experiencing one of the worst possible scenarios in the Libertadores! 60 thousand fans booed the team at half-time and at the end of the game
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