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Cruzeiro got even more complicated in Serie B of the Brazilian Championship and with each misstep their chances of access are reduced. Tonight (22), Raposa lost 2-1 to Ponte Preta, at the Moisés stadium Lucarelli, for the 31st round, and will have to win all the remaining matches – seven matches -, in addition to encouraging mathematical combinations, for those who know how to return to the elite of the Brasileirão. A very complicated mission.
The goals of the match were scored by Manoel, on the blue side, with Luizão and Bruno Rodrigues preparing for Macaca.
With the defeat, Cruzeiro stops at 40 points and falls one place in the table (11th). Ponte climbs the ranking, reaches 46 points and reaches sixth place.
Cruzeiro’s next match is against Cuiabá, on Tuesday (29), at 9:30 p.m., at the Independência stadium, in Belo Horizonte. Ponte Preta, meanwhile, visits Juventude on Wednesday (30), at Alfredo Jaconi, in Caxias do Sul, at 5pm.
The game
Cruzeiro showed the same characteristic that he has shown since the arrival of Luiz Felipe Scolari, that of a strong team in offensive aerial plays. So much so that it was so, once again, that he opened the scoring early in the game. Filipe Machado cornered the left side of the celestial offense and found Manoel inside the area. The well-positioned defender drifted towards Ygor’s goal.
Despite starting winning, the sky blue team lost their offensive strength during the match and called on Ponte Preta to attack. In the first half, the Campinas team had 72% possession of the ball according to the SofaScore page, specialized in football statistics.
What weighed in Cruzeiro’s favor was the team’s defensive strength, which despite Macaca’s pressure attempts, held up well to the rival. But after the goal, Fox gave up the attack. Risky tactic, as leaving the ball to the opponent is giving the opponent more offensive opportunities. And so the Bridge tied, taking advantage of the defensive failure of the sky. Luizão, proving that the “Law of the ex” is implacable, left everything the same.
With Cruzeiro losing a lot of production, the home team still turned the score around. Bruno Rodrigues took advantage of the failure of the sky and made it 2 to 1.
Who did it well: Luizão and Bruno Rodrigues
Defender Luizão and midfielder Bruno Rodrigues showed determination and were lucky to turn the game in Ponte Preta’s favor. For their dedication and dedication, they gained prominence in their performances.
Who was wrong: Airton
If in the first matches with Felipão at the helm of the team the forward was a “talisman”, in the last matches, mainly in the match against Ponte Preta, Airton’s football fell a lot. The player lost a lot of production and lost offensive strength, without helping his team.
Game timeline:
Eight minutes into the first half, Filipe Machado took the corner kick and Manoel, well placed, deflected to the back of the net. Ygor: 0 to 1.
At 20 minutes into the second half, the Ponte Preta draw, at the feet of a former Cruzeiro player, defender Luizão, proves the thesis that the “ex’s law” is implacable.
At 25 minutes the turn of the Macaca. Bruno Rodrigues crosses into the box, the defense from heaven hits him on the head and the ball enters the goal, surprising Lucas França.
DATA SHEET:
BLACK BRIDGE 2 X 1 CRUISE
Reason: Series 31 round second of the Brazilian Championship
Local: Moses Stadium Lucarelli, in Campinas, sp)
Date and Time: December 22, 2020, at 9:30 p.m. (Brasilia time)
Referee: Ramon Sacrificed Abel (SC / CBF)
Assistants: Alex dos Santos (CBF / SC) and Helton Nunes (SC / CBF)
Goal: Manoel (8 ‘1º T); Luizão (20 2 ° T), Bruno Rodrigues (25 ‘2 ° T)
Yellow card: Vinicius Zanocelo (MON); Airton, Giovanni (CRU)
Red card:
BLACK BRIDGE: Ygor Vines; Apodi, Luizão, Ruan Renato and Guilherme Lazaroni; Barreto, Vinícius Zanocelo and Camilo (Bruno Reis); Moisés (Guilherme Pato), Bruno Rodrigues (Yuri) and Matheus Peixoto (Wanderlei). Coach: Fábio Moreno.
CRUISE: Lucas França; Cáceres, Manoel, Ramon and Matheus Pereira; Adriano, Jadsom Silva (Régis) and Filipe Machado (Giovanni); Airton (Arthur Caíke), William Pottker and Thiago (Sassá). Coach: Luiz Felipe Scolari.
