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It was the second game in the series every eight days, within a package that consisted of 10 games to be played in exactly four weeks, for three different competitions. Flamengo finished like never before in the Brazilian Championship: 31 times, 12 in the right direction, 22 from inside the area, six from Pedro, four from goal, two from the 2-1 victory over Goiás. national and South American close to the leadership of Serie A, with the same number of points as Atlético Mineiro (30), which has one game less and wins the tiebreaker.
Without the so-called creative socks, Arrascaeta, in the Uruguayan team, who ended up injured there; Everton Ribeiro, summoned by Tite; and Diego, also out of action; however, the red-blacks created it. Its alot. They presented the already known defensive problems, such as in the play of the goal by Vinícius in the 13th minute and game, and that of David Duarte, well canceled, not by the VAR, which only confirmed the assent of Rafael Trombeta, assistant referee Paulo Roberto Alves Junior. Coach Domènec Torrent has the obvious argument in his favor: his team has not been training, practically only playing.
This in the midst of problems such as the outbreak of covid-19, injured, such as Pedro Rocha and Gabigol; and calls, which are mixed with the crazy calendar of that moment. Goiás, who is still in the spotlight and today would not leave the relegation zone or win the two games he still has to play, threatened at the beginning, attacked, scored forward, scored and preached. Even in the first half, the fight had turned into an attack on the defense, which had goalkeeper Tadeu going for it, on a tremendously inspired journey. He made no less than six saves, three of them difficult, most notably Nathan’s header.
The winning goal in the last game of the match was a mixed bag of luck with the decision of the Flamengo center forward. Seconds after the final whistle, Willian Arão kicked from the edge of the area and the ball rebounded. He ended up staying in the hands of Pedro, who straightened up and did not waste the opportunity. It was his eighth goal in his most recent seven games. The final whistle came shortly before 8 p.m. And just at that time, on Thursday, exactly two days later, the red-black team will return to the same Maracana to continue their marathon, against Red Bull Bragantino.
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