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Flamengo beat Al Ahly 4-2 to secure third place in the Club World Cup. Despite defensive mistakes, Rubro-Negro was accurate up front and avoided embarrassment. Look at the notes! (From: William Xavier)
Photo: Disclosure / Flamengo
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SANTOS – 6.0 – Game of ups and downs. Lui struggled to get out of goal on Al Ahly’s first goal, but took a penalty and saved it late.
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VARELA – 5.5 – Reasonable. He conceded the penalty that led to Flamengo’s first goal and created good plays on the right.
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FABRÍCIO BRUNO – 4.5 – He did not resist Al Ahly’s attack at any time.
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DAVID LUIZ – 4.5 – What a bad match for the defensive duo. The ease with which Al Ahly arrived was impressive.
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AYRTON LUCAS – 6.0 – He saves himself, in the middle of another bad game by the Flamengo defence. He is replacing Filipe Luís well.
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THIAGO MAIA – 4.0 – The worst of Flamengo. Loss, missing passes and difficulty containing the defense.
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VIDAL – 5.5 – Character. Alternate moments of lucidity and caricatures. I took the opportunity.
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EVERTON RIBEIRO – 5.0 – Weak start. He failed to give pace to the Flamengo midfield.
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ARRASCAETA – 6.0 – Participates a lot, justifies VP’s choice to keep him in this second half.
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GABI – 7.5 – Decisive. Fundamental to avoid the embarrassment of Flamengo in Morocco. Great start to the season.
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PEDRO – 7.5 – Another who made the difference. He participated and scored twice. Club World Cup top scorer.
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CEBOLINHA – 4.5 – Bad start, bad restart.
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PABLO – NO NOTES
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MATHEUS FRANÇA – WITHOUT NOTE
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PULL – WITHOUT NOTE
Photo: Art: Lance!
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VÍTOR PEREIRA – 5.0 – There will be work to do for his return to Brazil. The team remains disorganized, especially in defense. It totally depends on the individual talent.
Photo: Playback/Flamengo
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AL AHLY – He was able to exploit the spaces offered by the Flamengo defence, but he had too many defensive problems. In the end the expulsion made the difference for the defeat.
Photo: Disclosure / Al Ahly
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