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After two consecutive draws, Vasco won again and this time in the Carioca Championship, defeating Bangu, in Volta Redonda, by a score of 4 to 2, with three goals from Tiago Reis.
With the result, the Cruz-maltino team reaches 10 points and occupies the seventh place, and can still dream of one of the four places that guarantee space in the semifinals of the tournament.
In the next round of the tournament, Vasco has the classic against Flamengo, scheduled for the Maracanã stadium. Bangu will play away from home again, this time against Portuguesa.
Who did it well: Tiago Reis
Vasco’s forward was the highlight of the game. In the first half he scored after a rebound from the penalty he had lost and in the first minute of the second half he went to turn the scoreboard. To close the account and the remarkable performance, he scored the third after a low center by Cayo Tenório.
Who went wrong: Bangu’s midfield
Lack of creation was one of the main reasons for the negative result. With little output of the “clean” ball, the visiting team was stuck with centers and errors by Vasco, since it was the goal that opened the scoring.
In addition, the penalty suffered by the team came after midfielder Gil put his hand on the ball inside the area.
Vasco’s performance
The team led by Marcelo Cabo surrendered from start to finish and managed to dictate the rhythm of the game from the first minutes. However, an error on the ball left the team behind the scoreboard, even with more chances created than the rival.
The position did not change even behind the scoreboard and reached the equalizer five minutes later, with a penalty kick. In the second half, a lot of speed and intelligence to turn the scoreboard, again with Tiago Reis. After having the advantage, he knew how to control the rhythm of the game well.
Bangu performance
Penultimate classified in the Carioca Championship, Bangu entered the field looking at least to score, to move away from the bluff of the competition and keep alive the possibility of qualifying for the Rio Cup.
Therefore, the team started intensely and gave little space to the rival. He gave some chances, but none in a clear way to finish off. After Vasco’s defensive error, Luís Araújo was missing to score and leave the team ahead in the scorer. He lacked coldness and quality to manage the advantage.
Game history
The game in Volta Redonda started in good spirits, with a yellow card for both sides with less than fifteen minutes of play. In addition, at nine o’clock, the confusion began after Jean Carlos’ hard foul on Bruno Gomes. with jostling and cursing from both teams.
After some chances from Vasco, Bangu opened the scoring in the 32nd minute with Luís Araújo. The Maltese cross defense missed the ball and Geovani gave a precise assist to the away shirt 19.
However, the celebration was short as five minutes later, referee Yuri da Cruz scored a penalty for the hosts, after Gil put his hand on the ball inside the area. In the collection, Tiago Reis kicked badly, Paulo Henrique saved and on the rebound the Vasco striker took the match off.
When the break returned, the hosts had a strong rhythm and were necessary to overcome the score in a few dozen seconds, again with Tiago Reis, who took advantage of Riquelme’s accurate pass.
Confident, the Cruz-Maltino team continued in attack and Tiago Reis reached the hat-trick, when he scored for the third time, this time after crossing Cayo Tenório.
Bangu fell in the 28th minute, but at 29 Gabriel Pec scored Vasco’s fourth and secured the win.
DATA SHEET
BASQUE 4 X 2 BANGU
Competence: eighth round of the Carioca Championship
Data: 03/04/2021
Local: Raulino de Oliveira Stadium, in Volta Redonda (RJ)
Schedule: 9:05 pm (Brasilia time)
Referee: Yuri Elino Ferreira da Cruz
Assistants: Silbert Faria Sesquim and Raphael Carlos de Almeira Tavares dos Reis
Yellow cards: Ricardo Graça, Riquelme, Juninho, Laranjeira and Lucão (Basque); Jean Carlos and Luís Araújo (Bangu)
Goals: Luís Araújo in the 32nd minute and Tiago Reis in the 37th minute of the first; Tiago Reis at 1 minute and 23; Gabriel Cividini at 28 and Gabriel Pec at 29 in the second half.
Basque: Lucão; Cayo Tenório, Miranda, Ricardo Graça and Riquelme (Zeca); Bruno Gomes (Andrey), Juninho (Matias Galarza), João Pedro (Carlinhos), Laranjeira (Gabriel Pec) and Figueiredo; Tiago Reis. Coach: Marcelo Cabo
Bangu: Paulo Henrique; Digão, Gabriel Cividini, Leo Griggio and Marcelo Mattos (Matheus Olavo); Gil, Geancarlo, Jean Carlos (Adenilson) and Geovani (Rafael Carioca); Daniel (Rochinha) and Luis Araújo (Alessandro Scheppa). Coach: Marcelo Marelli.
