Football Athletes' Union of the State of Rio de Janeiro questions the coach's statements after the game against Bolívar
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The Football Athletes' Union of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Saferj) responded to criticism made by Tite, Flamengo's coach, during a press conference on Thursday (16). In an official note released this Friday, the entity questioned Tite's ability to manage the squad and pointed out flaws in his management of the athletes.
Saferj highlighted that Tite, at the head of one of the biggest clubs in the world, has at its disposal an extraordinary structure and a large squad, made up of high-level players. Even so, according to the union, the coach was unable to find internal solutions to avoid injuries and guarantee good technical performance.
"You work at one of the biggest clubs in the world, with an extraordinary structure, with a large squad, made up of fantastic players, and yet it does not find internal solutions to avoid injuries, wear and tear and good technical performance", said the union in a statement.
At the press conference after Flamengo's victory over Bolívar, Tite expressed frustration with the club's current situation, especially in relation to the number of injuries among players. The coach mentioned the losses of Pedro and Gabigol due to muscular problems, in addition to the serious injuries of Everton Cebolinha and Matias Viña, who are out of the season.
Tite took advantage of the moment to criticize the Brazilian football calendar and the lack of support in discussions about athletes’ health. "It goes hand in hand with Flamengo's work as an institution. I would like to stay at Flamengo for a long time, but with each day that passes, it's one less day that I will stay", declared the coach. He also cited the importance of considering players' health and reinforced that football should not be treated just as a business.
Saferj's response came in a firm tone, suggesting that Tite's criticism of the calendar and the union was an attempt to divert attention from Flamengo's internal problems. The entity defended the need for more efficient and proactive management within the club, which considers the physical and technical demands of athletes.
Girls from Gávea were superior during the 90 minutes
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In the confrontation between Flamengo and Botafogo, valid for the last round of the group stage of the Carioca Women's Under-20 Championship, Mengão won 3-1 on Saturday afternoon (21). With the result, Meninas da Gávea guaranteed a place in the final of the tournament.
Under the command of coach Filipe Torres, Flamengo entered the field at CEFAT with the following lineup: Isa Cruz; Bruna, Barraca, Cecília (Carol Martins) and Isabela Nunes; Cerqueira, Raissa Rocha (Maria Peck) and Anna Luiza (Nicoli); Mariana (Campos), Alice (Ana Papel) and Ingrid (Leane).
The decision will be played in two games against Fluminense. The young red and black promises are looking to lift another trophy by beating yet another historic rival of the club.
Flamengo started the match imposing its pace and creating good opportunities, but wasted some chances at the beginning. In the 34th minute, Mariana opened the scoring after invading the opponent's area and finishing with precision, without giving the Botafogo goalkeeper a chance.
Despite their dominance, the red and black team were unable to extend their advantage immediately. , with Ingrid, Raissa and Anna Luiza missing clear chances. Botafogo took advantage of one of the few opportunities they had and tied the game in the second half, with Bia Rochembak.
Flamengo's response was quick. Ana Papel took advantage of a mistake by the opposing goalkeeper and, with the goal open, put Mengão back in advantage.
In the final minutes, both Ana Papel and Leane had opportunities to increase, but it was Nicoli, in the blackout. of lights, who secured the third goal, sealing the victory and Flamengo's qualification for the final.
Leão do Pici takes second place; Mengão remains in G4
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The first part of the 27th round of the Brazilian Championship ended this Saturday (21), with Fortaleza's 4-1 victory over Bahia, at Arena Castelão. With the result, the team from Ceará rose to second place in the table, while Bahia saw its chances of overtaking opponents being frustrated. Flamengo will play this Sunday (22), against Grêmio.
Fortaleza opened the scoring with Marinho, ex-Flamengo, but Bahia quickly drew with Everaldo. However, the Ceará team went ahead again in the first half, when Marinho scored again in the 37th minute, making it 2-1. In the second half, Pochettino increased the advantage, and Renato Kayzer completed the rout.
< p>Updated classification:1st Botafogo – 56 points
2nd Fortaleza – 52
3rd Palmeiras – 50
4th Flamengo – 45
5th São Paulo – 44
6th Bahia – 42
7th Cruzeiro – 41
8th International – 38
9th Vasco – 35
10th Atlético-MG – 33
11th Youth – 32
12th Red Bull Bragantino – 31
13th Athletico-PR – 30
14th Grêmio – 28
15th Vitória – 28
16th Criciúma – 28
17th Corinthians – 28
18th Fluminense – 27< /p>
19º Cuiabá – 22
20º Atlético-GO – 18
Saturday's resultsAt the opening of the round, Corinthians beat bottom team Atlético-GO 3-0, at the Neo Química Arena. At the same time, Vitória defeated Juventude 1-0 at Barradão, in Salvador.
Next, Botafogo beat Fluminense at Maracanã 1-0, with a goal in the final minutes of the second half , increasing its advantage over Flamengo. Finally, in the northeast classic, Fortaleza beat Bahia 4-1, at Arena Castelão.
Next games of the roundThis Sunday (22 ), six matches complete the 27th round of the Brasileirão. At 4pm (Brasília time), Vasco and Palmeiras face off at the Mané Garrincha Stadium, in Brasília, while Atlético-MG hosts Red Bull Bragantino in Belo Horizonte.
Later, at 6:30pm, four games will be played: Flamengo visits Grêmio in Porto Alegre, Criciúma and Athletico-PR play in Santa Catarina, Cuiabá and Cruzeiro face each other at Arena Pantanal, and São Paulo hosts Internacional at Morumbi.
Fanatics want to show their support and push the team to qualify for the Libertadores
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Flamengo entered the decisive phase of the season, with important games in sight. One of the most crucial commitments is the clash against Peñarol (URU), next Thursday (26), for the Libertadores da América. To motivate the squad, organized fans planned a demonstration of support at CT Ninho do Urubu, scheduled for this Sunday (22).
Anderson Macula, president of Torcida Organizada "Raça Rubro-Negra", announced on the networks social events that fans will gather in front of Ninho do Urubu at 7:30 am (Brasília time). According to the leader, the objective is to offer moral support to players before decisive duels. The meeting will take place this Sunday, as on Monday (23) the members of the fans will travel to Uruguay.
“Speak, Nação Rubro-Negra. Tomorrow is the day of unconditional support. Raça Rubro-Negra and our sisters will be at 7:30 am at Ninho to support our group that will go to Uruguay on Thursday to bring the classification. Our bus is already rented. We will leave Rio on Monday night. We will never abandon. We will be together to bring the classification. Together, we are stronger”, said Anderson, in a post on Instagram.
< b>Starting team spared against GrêmioThis Sunday (22), Flamengo faces Grêmio for the Brazilian Championship, but, with an eye on the decision against Peñarol, the technical committee opted to spare the starters. Thus, the main players remained in Rio de Janeiro to train at CT Ninho do Urubu during the morning, while the alternative team traveled to Porto Alegre.
Flamengo in the LibertadoresWith the support fans, Flamengo focuses on reversing the negative result suffered in the first game against Peñarol, when they lost 1-0 in the Maracanã. To advance to the semifinals, Rubro-Negro needs to win in Uruguay by two or more goals difference. If the score is 1-0, the place will be decided on penalties. Any victory for Peñarol eliminates Mais Querido from the competition.
Before that...Before the decisive clash in the Libertadores, Flamengo takes the field with a reserve team this Sunday (22), at 6:30 pm (Brasília time), in Porto Alegre, to face Grêmio in the Brasileirão.
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