Flamengo loses to Vasco at Maracanã
Rubro-Negro's next match will be on Sunday, against Joinville
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Flamengo lost to Vasco on Sunday afternoon (27.09), at Maracanã. After taking the lead and dominating the first half, the team suffered a free kick and a penalty in a few minutes, which turned the score in favor of Cruzmaltino.
The Rubro-Negro's next match will be next Sunday at 11 a.m. against Joinville, again at Maracanã. Mengão is counting on its own strength to achieve victory. Online ticket sales begin tonight at 22 p.m., for members only. Learn more about tickets by clicking here. Still not part of Nação Rubro-Negra? Join now.
The game
Just 40 seconds into the match, Flamengo created a threat, but Pará failed to finish. It didn't take long for Flamengo to score. In the 11th minute, Jorge crossed and Guerrero headed the ball to Emerson, who showed opportunism to tap it into the back of the net. Flamengo continued to attack, mainly through Paulinho, Emerson, and Alan Patrick, and closed the first half with 61% possession.
For the second half, coach Oswaldo de Oliveira took off Pará and brought on Ayrton. Trailing, Vasco came out on top and applied pressure in the opening minutes. Vasco equalized with a Rodrigo free kick in the 12th minute. Four minutes later, Vasco turned the score around with a Nenê penalty. Flamengo tried to turn the score around on the counterattack, but the score remained the same until the final whistle.
The Rubro-Negro's next match will be next Sunday at 11 a.m. against Joinville, again at Maracanã. Mengão is counting on its own strength to achieve victory. Online ticket sales begin tonight at 22 p.m., for members only. Learn more about tickets by clicking here. Still not part of Nação Rubro-Negra? Join now.
The game
Just 40 seconds into the match, Flamengo created a threat, but Pará failed to finish. It didn't take long for Flamengo to score. In the 11th minute, Jorge crossed and Guerrero headed the ball to Emerson, who showed opportunism to tap it into the back of the net. Flamengo continued to attack, mainly through Paulinho, Emerson, and Alan Patrick, and closed the first half with 61% possession.
For the second half, coach Oswaldo de Oliveira took off Pará and brought on Ayrton. Trailing, Vasco came out on top and applied pressure in the opening minutes. Vasco equalized with a Rodrigo free kick in the 12th minute. Four minutes later, Vasco turned the score around with a Nenê penalty. Flamengo tried to turn the score around on the counterattack, but the score remained the same until the final whistle.