This Saturday (5), Flamengo faced Botafogo in the 10th round of the Campeonato Carioca Sub-15 and won the classic 3-1. Highlight for João Vitor, who scored a goal and gave an assist and Emanuel who scored two. Rubro-Negro now has 26 points in the table and remains undefeated in the leadership of the competition.

Game
With 30 seconds of play, Flamengo started to scare with João Vitor, who made a good individual play, pedaling and finishing in the net from the outside.

At 5', he again: João Vitor got past two players and was brought down in the box, he himself went to take the shot and converted, 1-0 for Mengão.

Flamengo continued to dominate the action trying to extend their lead, Daniel headed dangerously after a corner taken by Bernardo. In the 30th minute, João Henrique crossed to Emanuel, who finished poorly, and Rubro-Negro almost scored the second.
In the 35th minute, Luiz Guilherme's shot from outside the box hit the post with a powerful shot. João Victor crossed the rebound to Emanuel, who added another goal for Flamengo. Halftime: 2-0 to Mengão.

After the break, Botafogo suffered a penalty that Bruno Emanoel saved.

In the 14th minute, Emanuel fired a shot into the corner, scoring the third goal for Mais Querido. Botafogo reduced the deficit in the 15th minute.

With the advantage on the scoreboard, the Ninho Boys began to control the match, without any scares. End of the game: Mais Querido won 3-1.

Next appointment

Rubro-Negro faces Fluminense next Saturday (12), for the 11th round of the Sub-15 Carioca Championship at 9 am, in Gávea

Flamengo
Bruno Emanoel; Bernardo, Pedro Pinho, Daniel and João Henrique; Gabriel Santos (Vitor Hugo), Kauã and Rafael Tenorio (Pedro Ferreira); João Vitor, Emanuel and Luiz Guilherme

Credits
Botafogo 1 x 3 Flamengo – 10th round of the U-15 Carioca Championship
Location: Nilton Santos Stadium, RJ
Date and time: 5/10/2024 at 9:XNUMX PM
Arbitration: Rosana Pereira Ruviaro, Juliana Martins Gomes and Naiara Mendes Tavares
Goals: João Vitor (FLA) and Emanuel (2X) (FLA)

*Under supervision of VIctor Baetas