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Marquinhos sent a “don’t cry” to a Flamengo fan

PSG (FRA) won the first world title in the history of a French club after defeating Flamengo on penalties this Wednesday (17th), in Qatar. The team captain, Brazilian Marquinhos, took advantage of the victory to tease the Flamengo supporter Chico Moedas.

Reporter for CazéTV, Chico was wearing a Flamengo jersey outside the field and heard a “don’t cry, okay?” from Marquinhos. The reporter, however, took it in stride and replied with a “congratulations, congratulations” to the Brazilian player.

WHAT ELSE DID MARQUINHOS SAY?

After the joke, Marquinhos spoke seriously. The PSG defender heaped praise on Flamengo and said the team is a source of pride for Brazilian football. In addition, the player said he made a point of talking to the Flamengo players to acknowledge their good performance against the European champion.

— Congratulations also to Flamengo. They had an incredible year. As I said before the game, Flamengo has been revolutionizing this idea of football, of tactics. Filipe Luís has been doing a great job. I congratulated everyone after the game — said Marquinhos.

“It was a tough game, as you saw. Football today is very balanced. Flamengo’s strength shows how much our football is valued all over the world,” added the PSG and Brazil national team defender, in an interview with CazéTV channel.

WAS MARQUINHOS ALMOST PSG’S VILLAIN?

Despite the lighthearted mood for Marquinhos after the match, the defender was almost the villain. After all, he committed a penalty on Arrascaeta, which resulted in a goal by Jorginho. In addition, in stoppage time of the second half, the Brazilian missed an open goal, practically on the goal line, with no goalkeeper.

However, the defender was lucky, as the match went to penalties and Flamengo performed terribly, scoring only one out of five attempts. On the other hand, PSG scored two out of four and took the unprecedented title back to Paris.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.