NAÇÃO RUBRO-NEGRA MAKES MOCKINGS WITH VITÓRIA DO FLAMENGO AND NARRATOR FALLS INTO THE PRANK

When Hulk scored Atlético's second goal, Flamengo was already beating Atlético Mineiro 4-1. After the black and white striker's goal, in a failure to reconstitute the red and black defense, part of the public present at the MRN Arena began chanting a famous cry from the home fans.

From the TV Globo broadcast, the supposed support could be clearly heard: “I believe! I believe!". Narrator Gustavo Villani was moved by the faith shown by the Atlético-MG fans. Moved, the São Paulo communicator melted with the hope of the “athletic masses”.

After all, the Minas Gerais team reduced the score in the 45th minute of the second half. It would not be reasonable to think of more goals that would prevent Atlético's imminent defeat. In fact, it was a true ball show by Mais Querido, who made the billion-dollar Arena MRN his newest party hall in Minas Gerais.

The improbable is more glaring when we think that referee Ramon Abatti only gave four minutes of added time. Apart from the fact that Atlético-MG was playing with one man less. With all this, Villani didn't imagine the obvious: that it was a mockery of Magnetética.

“The athletic mass gives one of the greatest demonstrations of love”, said Villani, who did the broadcast alongside Ana Thaís Matos and Ricardinho, former Atlético-MG player. The pair of commentators, perhaps knowing the truth, remained silent. “The cry that became known when winning the Libertadores do Galo”, said Villani.

Even Atlético de Belo Horizonte fans know one of the greatest virtues of the Rubro-Negra Nation: debauchery. Even more so when a club wants to force rivalry. Villani himself said that the Flamengo x Atlético Mineiro duel is the biggest interstate clash in Brazil.

The truth is that whoever shouted “I believe!” there were 9 thousand Flamengo fans present at Arena MRV. As the images that went viral on social media show. In another great story of mockery of the Red-Negra Nation. You can't believe everything, Gustavo Villani.

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