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)
Flemish
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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,
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.
The coach did not have a good time at Mais Querido
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Vítor Pereira, former Corinthians coach and Flamengo, reflected on his professional choices and admitted that the decision to play in Brazilian football was not the right one in sporting terms. In an interview with the Portuguese newspaper "A Bola", he commented that, despite the financial gains, going to Brazil did not bring the expected results for his career and that, with more patience, he could have followed other paths in Europe.
Pereira began his career in Brazil when he took command of Corinthians in 2022, but his time there was marked by ups and downs. He faced challenges such as adapting to the local style of play, the intense pace of competitions and constant pressure for results. In the end, he was unable to win major titles and decided to end his stay at the São Paulo club at the end of that year. FLAMENGO LIVES IN THE PAST OF VITOR PEREIRA
< The coach highlighted that, at the time, opportunities arose from clubs in more consolidated markets on the European scene, such as England and Spain. However, the financial attractiveness of Brazilian football ended up weighing on his decision. "There were some steps I shouldn't have taken," he said. Choosing Brazil, according to him, was a mistake considering his long-term career ambitions.In addition, Pereira faced severe criticism during his short spell at Flamengoin 2023, where the pressure for results and the club's troubled environment made it difficult for him to stay. He ended up being fired a few months after taking office, unable to impress his style and meet the expectations of the board and fans. The scenario, for the coach, showed that a more careful analysis of the challenges and reality of Brazilian football would have been more appropriate.
The match was played under a very strong sun, on the opponent's field
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The U-17 Boys of the Ninho returned to the field this Saturday (31) after the rout that guaranteed classification for the quarter-finals of the category's Brazilian Championship. This time, Flamengo faced Nova Iguaçu in the fifth round of the U17 Guanabara Cup, in a match held at Nova Iguaçu's CT. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, with Mengão's goal being scored by Cardoso.
BALANCED MATCH AND DECIDED ON PENALTIES
Flamengo opened the scoring in the 24th minute of the first half, when Cardoso found the back of the net, giving the red-black team hope of victory. However, Nova Iguaçu managed to equalize the score, and the match remained tied until the final whistle.
In penalties, which award an extra point to the winner, Nova Iguaçu came out on top, winning by 5 to 4 and adding another point in the Guanabara Cup table.
Flamengo is already preparing for its next match in the Guanabara Under-17 Cup , which will take place next Saturday (7), against Madureira, in Gávea. The team led by coach Eduardo Zuma will seek victory to recover in the tournament.
Starters: Andrew, Wanderson, Cardoso, Pedro, Ítalo; Christian, Luiz Mariano, Joshua, Alan Santos; Giovanna, Kaio Gomes.
Substitutions: Johnny, Kaio Nobrega, Jhefinho, David Viana, Kauã.
Coach: Eduardo Zuma.
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