Winning is good—but winning by playing beautifully is even sweeter. And Flamengo has been wowing its fans with strong performances beyond just securing three points on the field. The numbers prove it: Zé Ricardo's team leads the field in dribbles in this year's Brasileirão, with 104. Among the players, skilled midfielder Alan Patrick is the one who has left opponents wanting more, with 18 dribbles. In the South American Championship, despite not having participated in the first phase, the Rubro-Negro already has eight dribbles, ranking second in the competition.

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And the good numbers don't stop there. Besides the joy in their legs, the red-and-black players play cleanly, making the Mais Querido the team that has received the fewest yellow cards in the competition, with only 38 in the 23 rounds played so far. To give you an idea, the most foul-prone team in the league already has 69 cards, almost double the number. Third-best in successful tackles, Flamengo is the second-least foul-prone team in the championship.

The youthful football—without forgetting the results—has rewarded Mengão, second in the Brasileirão with 43 points, just three behind leaders Palmeiras. Driven by the beautiful victory achieved on Wednesday (7), over Ponte Preta, the team continues the fight for the title this Saturday (10), at 18:30 pm, against Vitória, at Barradão.