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Dorival Junior, coach of Sao Paulo, will face Palmeiras in the Brazilian Cup
Palmeiras has been known, in recent days, for excessive complaints against refereeing in Brazilian football. It resulted from the “protective cry” of the Sao Paulo team last Saturday (08), in the confrontation against Flamengo, when the judge did not score a clear penalty kick on Everton Ribeiro. Concerned about the strength of Abel Ferreira’s team behind the scenes, the former Fla Dorival Júnior sent a message.
– I don’t think at any time, I hope it doesn’t happen (off the field), that the match will be decided on the field. Palmeiras and Sao Paulo have enough power to decide the match there, and the arbitration is calm and balanced, and does not directly interfere in the outcome. – said Dorival Junior, coach of Sao Paulo, referring to the match against Palmeiras, Thursday (13), of the Brazilian Cup.
Like Flamengo, São Paulo also started with an advantage in the Copa do Brasil quarter-final dispute. In the first leg, in Morumbi, Dorival Junior’s side won 1-0, thanks to a goal by former Villa Ravinha. The return will be on Thursday (13), at the Allianz Parque, where Mingau suffered arbitration last Saturday (08).
Before the Sao Paulo classic, Flamengo will play on Wednesday (12), against Atlético-PR, for the return of the Brazil Cup quarter-finals. The ball rolls at 21:30 (Brasilia time) at Arena da Baixada in Curitiba. After winning the first leg, 2-1, Minghao plays for a tie to reach the semi-finals.
Coluna do Fla is broadcasting the match between the Reds and the Blacks live on YouTube. Narration will be by “Brabo” Rafa Pinedo, with commentary by Tulio Rodriguez and reporting by Leo José. On TV, Globo, on an open network, SporTV, on a closed channel, and Premiere, pay-per-view, show the confrontation that will secure a team in the semi-finals of the Copa do Brasil.
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