Vasco thrashed 4-1 as Cuesta, Tchê Tchê and Léo Jardim rated worst | OneFootball

Vasco lost 4-1 at Nubank Parque, stretching their winless Brasileirão run to eight matches. Carlos Cuesta, Tchê Tchê and Léo Jardim received the lowest ratings in a bruising afternoon.

According to Globo.com, Vasco held their own before the interval, then unravelled after it. Flaco López hammered the opener and, three minutes later, Cuesta conceded a penalty.

Santiago Sosa misjudged a header, sparking a counter that ended with Maurício's shot squirming under Jardim's hands for the third. The goalkeeper was poorly positioned for the fourth as Ramon Rique failed to track and Nuno Moreira lost the ball in the build-up.

Paulo Henrique impressed in the first half and made a vital block, while Robert Renan was booked and will miss the Cruzeiro game. Thiago Mendes squandered a clear chance at 0-0 and was cautioned again, and Tchê Tchê endured a torrid night at both ends.

David struggled to trouble the defence and was caught offside before being denied by Carlos Miguel. Introduced at 3-0, Colidio was used centrally for the first time and did more than David and Andrés Gómez, netting a late consolation, with Avellar involved.

Marino Hinestroza showed urgency and created a chance that Nuno wasted, and Adson faded after a bright first half before being withdrawn soon after the third goal. Pedro Emanuel stuck with the Olimpia blueprint, but Palmeiras struck three in 10 minutes and Vasco remain without a league win.

Source: Globo.com

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