The coach goes for all or nothing
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Flamengo could present significant tactical changes for the next clash, especially in the offensive sector, according to recent information. The attacking structure, which did not work as expected in the home defeat, can be adjusted to improve the team's performance. Although these changes in the scheme are promising, they are not reflected in major changes in the lineup.
The only relevant change in terms of names in the starting lineup is the departure of Erick Pulgar, who will not be able to play, and the entry by Léo Ortiz. Ortiz is expected to occupy the space left by the Chilean, but the tendency is for him not to be positioned in exactly the same way as Pulgar, as the Brazilian player has different characteristics and can offer a new dynamic to the midfield.
CAST DEPARTURES AND ENTRIES
Flamengo enters this match with the expectation that the changes in the offensive structure will have a positive impact on the team's overall performance. The team has faced difficulties in imposing itself in recent games, which has raised questions about the effectiveness of the tactical scheme used. Ortiz's entry, on the other hand, represents an attempt to reinforce the defensive sector and combat in midfield, areas where Flamengo has also been encountering difficulties.
The proposed change in the offensive scheme could involve the change in role of some players, who would start to act differently from what they have been doing. This can allow for greater fluidity in the attack, looking for alternatives that surprise the opponent and improve the creation of plays. However, it is still unclear what the exact new configuration of the attack will be, as this will depend on the coach's tactical options and the athletes' adaptation to the new role.
In addition, the entry of Léo Ortiz is seen as an attempt to give greater solidity to the defense, something that Flamengo urgently needs. The team has faced problems with aerial balls and marking opponents' quick transitions, and Ortiz is known for his ability to help in these situations. He can offer a stronger presence in the aerial game, in addition to being a defender with good reading of the game, characteristics that can be valuable in neutralizing opponent attacks.
It is worth remembering that, despite the change in the offensive structure, and with the arrival of Ortiz, Flamengo will not have so many changes in terms of names. This means that the coach is looking for a solution within the squad itself, without making a major revolution in the lineup. The expectation is that the team will play in a more compact and organized manner, correcting the errors made in recent matches.
Rubro-negro was beaten away from home by Fluminense 2-0
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Flamengo's Under-17 team went to Xerém to face Fluminense and lost the match 2-0 in the second leg of the Brazilian Under-17 Championship, this Thursday afternoon (26). In the first game, the two teams drew 1-1. Now, Rubro-Negro will face Sampaio Correa next Saturday (28) at 1 pm, in Gávea, for the Campeonato Carioca.
In the first play of the match, Kaio Nobrega hit a beautiful shot from outside the area, the goalkeeper hit it at the foot of Douglas Telles who pushed it towards the goal, but was in an irregular position. Fluminense opened the scoring in the 18th minute, with an escape on the left.
Flamengo looked for a draw with Johnny, who went up to attack, gave a pen and crossed for Douglas Telles to volley into the defense. of the goalkeeper. However, in another counterattack, this time on the right, the home team made it 2-0.
In the last play of the first half, Luiz Phellipe stole the ball in attack and crossed for Joshua to head and almost start. the Red-Black reaction. On the way back from the break, Douglas Telles risked a good shot from outside the area, but the goalkeeper connected.
In the 37th minute, Douglas Telles again made a good individual play on the left and crossed for Giovanni, who finished and got it. a corner for Rubro-Negro. In the next move, Giovanni drove from the left and finished dangerously into the opponent's goal. End of game: 2-0 for Fluminense.
Next AppointmentFlamengo will take to the field to face Sampaio Correa next Saturday (28), in Gávea at 1pm, for the Cup Guanabara.
FlamengoLéo Nannnetti; Wanderson (Guilherme), Pedro Johnny and Luiz Phellipe (Italo); Lucas Vieira (Jhefinho), Kaio Nobrega (Pablo) and Joshua; Douglas Telles, Lipão (Kaio Gomes) and Alan Santos (Giovanni)
FluminenseGustavo Félix; Kaio Borges (Arthur Ryan), Gorgulho, Rodrigo Bringel and Vagno; Wallace Davi, Gabriel Renan (Arthur Henrique) and Tauan; Isaque, Matheus Reis and Keven Samuel (Robson Alex)
Technical SheetFluminense 2 x 0 Flamengo – Second leg of the quarter-finals of the Brazilian Under-17 Championship
Location: Marcelo Vieira Stadium, Xerém
Date and time: 26/09/2024 at 3pm
Arbitration: Júlio César de Oliveira, Victor Camões de Abreu and Marcelo Araujo Omisso
Goals: Gabriel Renan (FLU), Keven Samuel (FLU)
Tite's men were unable to break the Uruguayan blockade
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Flamengo entered the field for its most important match of the season so far. The objective was to qualify for the Libertadores semi-final and to do so, they needed to beat Peñarol by two or more goals difference, in Montevideo. In this sense, Tite's men didn't come from scratch against the Uruguayans and even playing against the opponent, they failed to qualify.
Summary
The Flamengo was superior in the first 45 minutes in Montevideo. Needing a victory to reverse the aggregate score, the team went on the attack from the first minute, with many plays on the left side of the attack. With good participation from Bruno Henrique, Alex Sandro and Gerson, Tite's team created, but did not score a goal. Flamengo's main chance in the first half. In a cross from the left, which Bruno Henrique sent to Plata, the Ecuadorian stood still, without completing the goal. Peñarol was dangerous in set pieces with Leo Fernández, but the volume was red and black.
In the second half, Flamengo remained strong, even playing away, after all, the result was in favor of the Uruguayans . The Peñarol team had no shame in playing with the regulations and the weather. Tite promoted changes and the team continued looking for the goal, but making a lot of mistakes when constructing the final plays. Time passed, nervousness increased, as did passing errors and the one who ended up profiting from it was Pèñarol, who watched time pass and achieved qualification to face Botafogo in the semi-finals of the continental tournament.
With the draw, Flamengo falls into the Libertadores and postpones the dream of Tetra da competition. However, they will need to turn the key to the two remaining competitions of the season: Copa do Brasil and Brasileirão. For the national championship, the red and black team will face Athlético-PR, next Sunday, at 8:30 pm, at Maracanã.
Rubro-Negro needs to win by two goals to advance to the semi-finals
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Flamengo is preparing for one of the most important games of the season, when they will face Peñarol, from Uruguay, in the quarterfinals of the Copa Libertadores final. The decisive clash is scheduled for this Thursday (26), at 7pm (Brasília time), at the Campeón del Siglo Stadium, in Montevideo.
After the 1-0 defeat in the first leg, Mais Queridoneeds a victory by two goals difference to guarantee direct classification. If the aggregate score ends in a draw, the decision will be taken to penalties.
PEÑAROL'S QUALITY AND MENGÃO'S CHALLENGES
The former full-back also analyzed Peñarol's defensive organization and counterattacking power, which has been a of the Uruguayan team's main assets in this edition of the Libertadores. "You will find an extremely organized team, which doesn't mind leaving possession with the opponent. They are very efficient in quick transitions and counterattacks, and this I believe is the biggest difficulty that Flamengo will face", he added the commentator.
If they advance, Rubro-Negro could face a equally strong opponent in the Libertadores semi-finals. However, before that, the total focus is on this Thursday's match, in Montevideo, where the CRF will need to show strength and resilience to seek the turnaround and continue in search of another continental title.
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