Best moments: Corinthians 0 x 0 Flamengo, for the 2022 Copa del Rey final
Terrible, without standards, biased and weak. He only gave a card because he was under pressure, which shows that he is not ready for a final judgment of this kind. Joao wrote on his Twitter account admirable for the incompetence and irresponsibility of removing a player from the final.
In the second half, after another foul on Wagner, Joao was replaced by Vidal, who should also take his place in the second leg.
Joao Gomes, in Corinthians x Flamengo, in the Brazil Cup final – Photo: Propaganda: Flamengo / Marcelo Cortes
In addition to John, flamingo There are still Everton Ribeiro, Gabigol and Leo Pereira suspended. The three managed to avoid any punishment.
Coach Dorival Junior complained about the yellow card given to Joao Gomez.
– I think I will respect Joao’s opinion (on social media). I will understand the way he spoke. I think he (the referee) was very strict, other moves happened, they even killed our very clear counterattack, they stuck, there was no card application. But speaking of judging…One day you’re a favourite, and the next you’re hurt. Other bids that might have merited more rigor were submitted and were not implemented. Unfortunately, we lost a very important player in the context, who is essential in our position, and he will be outside the decision of the Copa de Brazil. It is a shame that this happened. He (the judge) knows he made a mistake. Because everyone there reacted a certain way and when that happened, it was because there was something wrong. Unfortunately, he said, there is no turning back.
Joao Gomes received a yellow card against Corinthians
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