Midweek Matches

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Medellín 2-2 Vasco: Cruz-Maltino Suffer, React in Stoppage Time and Bring Sul-Americana Decision Back to São Januário

Match Facts ⚽ Goals: Montaño (MED), Varela o.g. (MED), Cuesta o.g. (VAS), Spinelli (VAS)🟨 Yellow cards: Loboa (MED), Varela (MED), Barros (VAS)🟨 Referee: Piero Maza (CHI) How the Game Unfolded The Atanasio Girardot was empty — a Conmebol punishment for the security incidents involving Flamengo in the Libertadores group stage. The silence of the stadium […]

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Chapecoense 0-4 Flamengo: Pedro Shines, Lorran Delivers and the Rubro-Negro Return to the Brasileirão in Style

Chapecoense 0-4 Flamengo: Pedro Shines, Lorran Delivers and the Rubro-Negro Return to the Brasileirão in Style

Pedro scored twice, Lorran confirmed his form, the rain stopped nothing — and Flamengo returned to the Brasileirão exactly the way their fans wanted: a commanding away win that moves them up the table.

The Arena Condá hosted the tournament’s best attack against its worst defense. The result was inevitable.

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Brazil Survives, Comes Back, and Advances: How Casemiro and Martinelli Rescued the Seleção From a Historic Upset

Danilo gave the ball away with a sloppy pass. Sano made him pay instantly. And Brazil felt that goal all the way to halftime — before turning it around through Casemiro and sealing it in stoppage time with Martinelli, in a finish that nearly went the other way.

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Mbappé Buries France’s Ghost of 2002 — And Now He’s Two Goals From Immortality

Didier Deschamps watched France nearly lose to Senegal again — 24 years after captaining the side that suffered the same humiliation. Then Mbappé decided history wouldn’t repeat itself.
Two goals. Six broken records. Sixty-seven seconds to bury Senegal’s equalizer. Welcome to Kylian Mbappé’s World Cup.

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