Check out Flamengo's opponents in the quarterfinals of the U-17 and U-15 Carioca Championship and in the semifinals of the U-16 Rio Cup.
Four more categories achieved victories in the Metropolitan Championship and the Edilson Silva Cup
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Flamengo's under-17 team on the pitch at the Luso Brasileiro Stadium: the team will face Bangu in the Carioca quarterfinals
Photo: Adriano Fontes/CRF
The weekend was full of good results for Flamengo's under-17 and under-15 categories. The first team beat Portuguesa 5-1 and was crowned champion of the Guanabara Cup, while the second team finished third in the same competition after beating the same opponent 6-0, in matches played last Saturday (24), at the José Bastos Padilha Stadium, in Gávea.
Having qualified for the semifinals of the Carioca, the Garotos do Ninho will face Bangu, in the under-17 category, in the first leg scheduled for next Saturday (31), at 10 am, in Moça Bonita. The under-15 team will face Sampaio Corrêa, on Sunday (1), at 15 pm, at the Lourival Gomes Stadium, in Saquarema.
The under-16 team qualified for the Copa Rio semifinals by defeating Volta Redonda 2-0 last Friday (23), in Gávea. The goals were scored by Enrico, with an assist from Guilherme Ivo, in the 37th minute of the first half, and by Davi Carrijo, from a penalty, in the 44th minute of the second. In the semifinal, Rubro-Negro will face Botafogo. The first leg will be on Sunday (1), at 10 am, in Gávea.
Two more categories took to the field for the Metropolitan Championship on Thursday, the 22nd. The under-14s defeated Sampaio Corrêa 4-1, with goals from João Vitor, Jean Carlos, Kauã Lucas, and Davi Moura, at Lourival Gomes Stadium. The under-13 boys drew XNUMX-XNUMX with the same opponent, at the same venue.
To conclude, two more victories for Mengão, this time over Barcelona for the Edilson Silva Cup, in the under-10 and under-9 categories, both at CT das Vargens, in Vargem Pequena, Sunday (25). In the first, a huge score of 5-0, with goals from Enzo Correa (2) and Marcelo Eduardo (2) and João Lucas. The under-9 team won 2-0, with goals from Taylor Santos and Luiz Emanuel.