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Watch live (with images) Bragantino x Flamengo - Brazilian Under-20 Championship
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WANT TO WATCH FLAMENGO U20 FOR THE BRASILEIRÃO? THE NEXT MATCH WILL HAVE SOLIDARITY ENTRY
While some of the players from Mais Querido's base team will reinforce the team's squad in the Libertadores, others are left with the responsibility of winning a second championship.
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Flamengo debuts in the Brasileirão U20 this coming Wednesday (03), at 3:30 pm (Brasília time), at the Hailé Pinheiro Stadium, where they face Goiás. The Emerald board will sell tickets in a supportive manner. Therefore, red-and-black fans who want to be present to support the Crias do Ninho must only take 1kg of non-perishable food to access the stadium.
It is worth noting that tickets still need to be picked up at the Goiás website, which is managing the match. You can access the website here. Furthermore, the facial recognition at the turnstiles will be working, so fans will have to provide their details to the Goiás club.
HOW DO THE SUB-20 STARS ARRIVE?
This Saturday (30), Flamengo received the Portuguesa in Gávea, for the 5th round of the Copa Rio U20 and won the match 4-0, guaranteeing their place in the semi-finals. Thus, they will play against Fluminense in the semi-final of the Copa Rio U20 next Saturday (6). Garotos do Ninho finished the group stage in second place in Group A, with 9 points, while their opponent in the next game finished in first place in Group B.
Furthermore, it is worth saying that some of the names of sub-20 are on the list of players registered by the main team of Flamengo in the Libertadores. Igor Jesus became Tite's favorite and participated in all of the last seven games of the season, which increases his chances of taking the field. Another who has already entered the field was Cleiton, playing 15 minutes in a Carioca match, but the young defender faces strong competition in the sector.
Already Lorran, A big name in the Libertadores U20, he continued the relationship after the Carioca final and shows signs that he is close to debuting with Tite. Finally, midfielder Everton Araújo has not entered the field so far, but the coach indicated that he liked the player and vetoed his departure on loan to América-MG.
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Flamengo's gem scores for the 3rd game in a row in a rout for the Brazilian U-15 team
The Ninho player was one of the highlights of Canarinho in the first phase of the Copa 2 de Julho, played in Bahia, and scored a goal this past Saturday (5)
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Called up after standing out in Flamengo's youth teams , young Davi Fraga was one of Brazil's top scorers in the group stage of the Copa 2 de Julho, where Canarinho ended its participation this Saturday (5). In a rout over Dom Macedo-BA, the Ninho player scored.
This was the fifth goal scored by Davi Fraga, a Flamengo product, in four matches in the tournament. Before scoring against Dom Macedo, the youngster scored three against Jacobina-BA and another against Seleção Scout-BOL.
MATCH SUMMARY
Brazil qualified for the next phase of the Copa 2 de Julho after thrashing Dom Macedo . The Canarinho opened the scoring by Henrique Lemos (Cruzeiro), son of right back Fágner. Also in the first half, Alexsander (Grêmio) increased the score.
However, Brazil only increased the pace in the second half. Right at the beginning of the second half, Davi Fraga shone, in addition to Jean Carlos (Fluminense) and Myguel (Red Bull Bragantino) who also scored their goals. In addition, Dom Macedo scored an own goal.
BRAZIL WAITS FOR NEXT OPPONENT
Brazil had a good campaign in the first phase of the tournament, with 12 points won in four games and the leadership of the group secured. Thus, Canarinho will return to the field only on Tuesday (8), for the round of 16 of the Copa 2 de Julho. The opponent will still be announced by the competition's organizers.
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Flamengo wins the U-15 Carioca, away from home
After winning 3x2 in Gávea, Rubro-Negro was beaten 2x1 by Tricolor, this Sunday (6), causing a draw in the aggregate score
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Being a champion is good. At the opponent's home ground, after seven years, it's even better! Flamengo beat Fluminense 3-2 on penalties and became the Rio de Janeiro champion in the under-15 category , at the Marcelo Vieira Stadium, in Xerém. After winning 3-2 at Gávea, Rubro-Negro was defeated 2-1 by Tricolor, this Sunday (6), resulting in a tie on aggregate. José Eduardo scored the decisive penalty and started the party.
SUMMARY
Needing to win, Fluminense started the match trying to occupy the attacking field and had a chance with a free kick early on. The ball went to the right of goalkeeper Alessandro. The opponent had more volume, but most of the plays were balls thrown into the area. A free kick from the left hit the crossbar in the 19th minute.
Shortly after, at 22 minutes, Tricolor ended up scoring the first goal, precisely from a rebound after a cross from the left, taken advantage of by Crystian Gabriel. The red-and-black team, which had difficulty imposing its game, improved after conceding the goal and started to create a few more chances. It was Fluminense, however, that came very close to extending the lead shortly before the end of the first half. The defense was unable to clear the ball and Alessandro saved a point-blank shot from the opposing striker.
Early in the second half, Fla made a good play with Leonardo Gabriel, who came down the right, crossed and the defense cleared. On the counterattack, penalty for Fluminense, who scored the second in the 2nd minute, with Ryan Santos. Guilherme missed a great opportunity to reduce the deficit with a header, right after.
The opponent continued to play better and could have increased the lead in the 6th minute. Two minutes later, Rubro-Negro finally scored the first goal. Samuel Julio headed the ball accurately after a corner kick by Thomas Robson. Fluminense had another dangerous attack in the 17th minute, while Fla's response came in the 19th minute, with a shot over the top by José Eduardo.
Most of the plays were concentrated in the midfield . The red-blacks were unable to complete their attacks and Fluminense even managed to score twice, but goalkeeper Alessandro made the save with ease. As Fla had won the first game 3-2, the 2-1 defeat took the title decision to penalties.
IN PENALTIES
In the penalty shootout, Lucas Guedes, Leonardo Gabriel and Zé Eduardo scored the goals for Mengão. Goalkeeper Alessandro saved Lucas Santos' shot and the victory went to the Garotos do Ninho. They are champions!!!
Coach: João Fernandes .
Alternates: Thalles Oliveira, Felipe Pina, Natan Araújo, Ricardo Pietro, Noah Gerlach, Guilherme Abel, Luca Tatsch, Bernardo França, William Felix and José Eduardo.
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Flamengo loses to Botafogo and is runner-up in the U-17 Carioca Championship
Mais Querido was unable to reverse the score, where they were defeated 5-4 in the first leg, and took second place in the tournament.
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After beating Bahia in the Brasileirão , the Garotos do Ninho were unable to beat Botafogo this Saturday (5) and ended up finishing as runners-up in the Carioca under-17 championship. The game ended 1-0 in favor of the rival, who had already won the first leg 5-4.
MATCH SUMMARY
Botafogo opened the scoring in the first half. After a pass from Arthur Novaes, Miguel Caldas received the ball, invaded the area and hit the top corner with the shot. The game was played in Gávea, a week after the first leg, played in Engenhão.
FLAMENGO CAMPAIGN IN CARIOCA
Even with the runner-up position, Flamengo leaves the U-17 Carioca with a good campaign. Rubro-Negro finished the first phase in the lead, with the same 28 points as Botafogo and Vasco, but leading in the tiebreaker criteria.
In the quarterfinals, Flamengo eliminated Bangu with a 6-0 win, before beating Fluminense in the semifinals. Finally, Rubro-Negro faced Botafogo and failed to beat their rival.
FOCUS ON THE BRAZILIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Now, Flamengo focuses its attention on the next match, on Wednesday (9), against Palmeiras, at 2:45 pm. The Mais Querido reached 15 points and rose to 5th place in the league table
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