Rogério will be missing from the classic against Botafogo
Fernando and Toró are punished by the SJTD and will not play in the eighth round of the 2010 Brasileirão
By From the team at Flamengo's official website - in
Coach Rogério Lourenço will be without two players for Flamengo's first Brasileirão match after the World Cup offseason. On July 14th, the Red-Blacks will face Botafogo without defensive midfielders Toró and Fernando, who were punished by the Superior Court of Sports Justice last Friday. By a majority vote, Toró was suspended for two games, while Fernando was suspended for three games in a unanimous decision.
Toró was tried based on a complaint based on video evidence, which, according to the Superior Court of Justice (STJD) Prosecutor's Office, showed the red-and-black player punching Argentine Conca in the face twice. The player was accused of physically assaulting the Fluminense midfielder and was charged under Article 254-A of the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice (CBJD), with a penalty ranging from a four- to 12-game suspension.
Midfielder Fernando, who was sent off against Fluminense, was brought to trial for a hard tackle on Carlinhos. He was charged under Article 254 (violent play) of the Brazilian Civil Code (CBJD). The penalty for such conduct can range from a one- to six-match suspension. Charged with a violent play, Fernando has already served his automatic suspension against Grêmio, which was deducted from his penalty.
Toró was tried based on a complaint based on video evidence, which, according to the Superior Court of Justice (STJD) Prosecutor's Office, showed the red-and-black player punching Argentine Conca in the face twice. The player was accused of physically assaulting the Fluminense midfielder and was charged under Article 254-A of the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice (CBJD), with a penalty ranging from a four- to 12-game suspension.
Midfielder Fernando, who was sent off against Fluminense, was brought to trial for a hard tackle on Carlinhos. He was charged under Article 254 (violent play) of the Brazilian Civil Code (CBJD). The penalty for such conduct can range from a one- to six-match suspension. Charged with a violent play, Fernando has already served his automatic suspension against Grêmio, which was deducted from his penalty.