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Filipe Luís surprises with statements about Flamengo's squad: "The fewer the better"
25 Ago 2025 | 22:11
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Amidst the controversy over holding the Copa América on Brazilian soil, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) opted to maintain the regular national calendar. The decision raised questions about the feasibility of reconciling national commitments with continental competition. Rodrigo Caetano, the entity's football director, offered clarifications on the reasons behind this choice.
"Until recently I was at a club, and when we are at a club we by nature have a vision, sometimes even aimed at benefit of the club, which is natural and legitimate. But there is the ideal and the possible", stated Caetano, addressing his perspective while previously linked to clubs.
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The director highlighted the limitations faced by the CBF in relation to the game calendar, mentioning the scarcity of dates available to accommodate all competitions. "So, from what I heard, I even made contact before being here and knowing, we have an absurd limitation with dates", highlighted Caetano.
He explained that the annual calendar is structured giving priority to FIFA dates , followed by Conmebol's commitments and, finally, the dates for the national championships. "There has already been a request, everyone knows how the annual calendar is put together. Priority for FIFA Date, then Conmebol and then national dates. There are days left to contemplate all this. With the absolute certainty that everything that can be done, our director of competitions will do - and does", explained the director of football.
In view of these considerations, CBF maintained its position of following the commitments of the national calendar, seeking to optimize as much as possible the distribution of dates available for the different competitions. This decision, however, continues to generate debate among those involved in the sporting scene, with voices both in favor and against the continuation of the games during the Copa América.
The striker shines in the 8-0 rout of the Bahian team, reaching the centennial milestone at Maracanã and becoming the ninth highest scorer in the club's history.
26 Ago 2025 | 01:12 |
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Flamengo enjoyed a memorable night, thrashing Vitória 8-0 , but the match also held a special chapter for Pedro. Scoring three goals in the match, the striker reached the 100-goal mark at Maracanã, cementing his position as the ninth-highest scorer in the history of the Rio de Janeiro club . Still on the field, shortly after the final whistle, Pedro expressed emotion as he commented on the historic feat.
In a heartfelt statement, the number 9 recalled his career and the weight of achieving such impressive numbers. "Today, the House of the Unforgettable will be unforgettable for me. The day I scored 100 goals at Maracanã will be etched in my memory forever. As a child, as a fan, I never imagined I'd be able to fulfill this dream of playing here, scoring goals for my favorite team," said the striker.
Pedro 's season was also marked by challenges. At one point, he was even relegated to the starting lineup by Filipe Luís, following criticism of his dedication in training. Furthermore, rumors of a possible departure from the club heightened tensions during the period.
Despite the difficulties, the striker emphasized that each phase strengthened him and credited his success to faith. " I believe that everything that happens in my life has a purpose, and I can only thank God for each phase, each stage I face, each challenge I overcome. This serves to mature me and grow even more. I return the honor and glory to Jesus, because he is the one who sustains me," Pedro stated.
After the rout and Pedro's historic mark, Rubro-Negro is preparing to face Grêmio next Sunday (31), at 4 pm (Brasília time), again at Maracanã. The team remains firm in the fight for the leadership of the Brazilian Championship.
With an 8-0 victory over Vitória at Maracanã, the team led by Filipe Luís surpasses its historic record and consolidates itself as the protagonist of the current edition
26 Ago 2025 | 00:53 |
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Flamengo made history in the Brazilian Championship this Monday (25) by beating Vitória 8-0 in a match valid for the 21st round. The match took place at Maracanã and marked the biggest win ever recorded since the implementation of the points format.
The impressive result surpasses the 7-0 defeat Goiás gave to Juventude in 2003 , and also Cruzeiro's victory by the same score against Bahia in the same year. Before this match, the Rubro-Negro's biggest victory in the points-based era had been the 6-0 victory over Juventude in the first round of this edition.
The goals in the historic victory were scored by Pedro (three times), Samuel Lino (twice), and Arrascaeta, Luiz Araújo, and Bruno Henrique, who completed the celebration. Filipe Luís's team gave their opponents no space, maintaining their intensity and offensive efficiency throughout the 90 minutes.
With 62% possession and clinical accuracy, Flamengo converted half of its 18 shots into goals. Samuel Lino stood out not only for his two goals but also for his decisive contributions in attacking plays.
Flamengo 8 x 0 Vitória (2025);
Cruzeiro 7 x 0 Bahia (2003);
Goiás 7 x 0 Youth (2003);
Sao Paulo 7 x 0 Paysandu (2004).
With total dominance, Mais Querido wins 8-0, registers impressive efficiency in finishing and sees Pedro and Samuel Lino shine on a historic night
25 Ago 2025 | 22:50 |
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Flamengo staged one of the biggest routs of the Brazilian Championship by beating Vitória 8-0 this Monday (25), at Maracanã, in the 21st round. With 62% possession and very high efficiency, the team converted half of its 18 shots into goals.
The match started with full intensity. In the first minute, Samuel Lino opened the scoring after a pass from Arrascaeta. Two minutes later, Pedro extended the lead with a precise lob . In the 33rd minute, Arrascaeta scored the third, cementing a dominant first half, with 69% possession and three accurate shots converted into goals.
After the break, the pressure continued. Pedro scored his fourth goal in the 13th minute of the second half, making it three of the match . Samuel Lino, a standout with two assists and two goals, also scored with a header, making it 5-0. Luiz Araújo, who had come on in the second half, extended the lead to 6-0 after a pass from the number 9.
The seventh goal came with another assist from Samuel Lino to Pedro , and the rout was sealed by Bruno Henrique, who converted a penalty in the 35th minute, closing the score at 8-0 in a very inspired night for the players.
With a significant lead, Filipe Luís made changes to rest his starters. Samuel Lino and Arrascaeta, who had contributed five and three goals, respectively, were removed, making way for Bruno Henrique and Carrascal. Earlier, Luiz Araújo had already replaced Plata, maintaining the offensive presence. Vitória, on the other hand, barely reacted. The Bahian team managed just one shot in the entire match , while Mengão registered 18 attempts, nine of which were on target.
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