The disappointment of the red-and-black fans after Jorge Larrionda's final whistle this Wednesday was palpable. The fans, who had supported the team throughout the match, turned their cheers into boos at the end. One of the most experienced players in the group and a strong member of the Red-and-Black Nation, goalkeeper and captain Bruno said he understood the demands from the stands.

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Despite this, the number 1 shirt did not lower his head and said that the team needs to keep working.

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"Those who pay for tickets want to see things happen properly. We try to do our best on the field, and boos are normal. We don't have time to complain or blame. We have to hold our heads high and keep working. The fans have every right to express themselves and let off steam. They leave their homes, pay for expensive tickets, and don't see things happen..." he said.

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 The goalkeeper praised the team's dedication and said that the team failed to achieve the advantage of two or more goals, which would have put them on track to qualify for the next stage of the Libertadores, due to details.

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"Flamengo tried to do their best on the field. Caracas exploited the counterattacks. There was no lack of spirit or desire. The team played well, but they exploited the counterattacks and scored the goals," he added.