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Flamengo beat Grêmio 1-0 in the 15th round of the Brasileirão

The Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD) may punish Flamengo this Friday (05) for a delay in the match against Grêmio in May. On that occasion, the Rubro-Negro side took two minutes to return from halftime before winning 1-0 in the 15th round of the Brasileirão.

As a result, the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice (CBJD) imposes a fine of R$ 1,000 for each minute of delay. In other words, Mengo will have to pay R$ 2,000 if the court convicts the club. On the other hand, Grêmio may have to pay R$ 3,000, since they were also late coming back from halftime in the same match.

Is this the first fine for a delay?

The STJD has already accused the Rubro-Negro of violating article 206 of the CBJD seven times this year. Overall, the sports court only cleared Fla on one occasion. Thus, the club has already been fined R$ 12,000 due to previous incidents.

At least Flamengo beat Grêmio, right?

Despite the narrow scoreline, Flamengo dominated Grêmio in Porto Alegre. However, Mengo only opened the scoring in the second half after a move involving Léo Ortiz, Emerson Royal, and a finish by Jorge Carrascal.

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