STJD upholds ban, Carrascal out of Flamengo v Vasco | OneFootball

Jorge Carrascal still has his two-match suspension upheld by the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD)

Flamengo face Vasco this Sunday (03) at the Maracanã in the Brazilian Championship. The Rubro-Negro side will not be able to count on Jorge Carrascal due to the suspension being upheld by the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD).

According to UOL, Jorge Carrascal was judged by the full STJD panel and had his two-match suspension upheld. As a result, the Colombian midfielder cannot be an option for coach Leonardo Jardim in Sunday’s derby (03).

“The challenge comes in with high intensity, in a levering motion. The absence of a clinical injury is purely by chance. The suspension handed down is consistent with the risk of the offense”, said auditor Luiz Felipe Bulus, rapporteur of the case, in part of his vote.

WHAT IS THE CONTEXT OF THE SUSPENSION?

Jorge Carrascal was charged with violent conduct in the derby against Fluminense. The Flamengo player was punished at first instance for a sliding tackle on Guga, a full-back for the opposing team. As a result, the foreign player received a two-match ban.

PROBLEMS IN FLAMENGO’S PLAYMAKING?

That being the case, midfielder Jorge Carrascal is another absence for Flamengo in the creative sector. That is because Arrascaeta suffered a fractured collarbone and will be out for a long period. In addition, Lucas Paquetá is recovering from an injury and is not expected to return to the pitch for the derby against Vasco.

WHEN IS FLAMENGO VS VASCO?

Therefore, without Jorge Carrascal, Flamengo face Vasco this Sunday (03). The Rubro-Negro side take on Vasco at 4:00 p.m. (Brasília time) at the Maracanã, in a match valid for the 14th round of the Brazilian Championship.

As usual, Coluna do Fla brings all the information on Flamengo’s match against Vasco, with reporting by Rodrigo Lima. Finally, TV Globo on free-to-air television, GETV on YouTube, SporTV on cable, and Premiere via pay-per-view will broadcast the derby at the Maracanã.

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