Corinthians beaten by Flamengo, winning run ends in Novo Basquete Brasil | OneFootball

On the night of Friday, October 31, Corinthians hosted Flamengo at the Hugo Ramos Gymnasium in Mogi das Cruzes for the fourth round of the Novo Basquete Brasil (NBB) and ended up being defeated 103 to 77. With this, the club from Parque São Jorge halts its streak of two consecutive victories in the national tournament (Cruzeiro (A) – 81 to 65 and Vasco da Gama (H) – 81 to 64).

Now, the Alvinegro has two wins and two losses with six points, occupying the eighth position. In the first half between the teams, Corinthians managed to open a 13-point lead with standout performances from Elinho, Gabriel Novaes, and Victão. Shortly after, the Rubro-Negro team tied the match still in the first period.

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From the second quarter onwards, Flamengo took the lead, and Corinthians ended the second half 12 points behind. In the final part of the game, the team from Rio managed the result and maintained the advantage with efficient attacks. The Alvinegro tried to reduce the score with the trio Elinho, Victão, and Clark, but defensive errors prevented a comeback in the match.

Coach Jece Leite started the game with the following lineup: Elinho, Davaunta Thomas, Elyjah Clark, Victão, and Gabriel Novaes. The substitutes were: Rafael Munford, Lucas Cauê, Jamelão, Kaun Raymundo, Kaique, Tico Faria, and Lucas Cardoso. The final score of each period was: 23 to 22 (Corinthians), 24 to 11 (Flamengo), 22 to 19 (Flamengo), and 35 to 24 (Flamengo).

After the setback against Flamengo, the club from Parque São Jorge remains focused on the Novo Basquete Brasil (NBB) and will return to the court next Monday, November 3. At 8 p.m. (Brasília time), at the Wlamir Marques Gymnasium, Corinthians will host Botafogo for the fifth round of the national competition.

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