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Penalties in Flamengo's favor made 'little difference' in the Brasileirão

The Flamengo fan read here on Coluna do Fla that the six penalties awarded to Palmeiras in the Brasileirão occurred when Abel Ferreira's team was losing or drawing. Besides, most of them are doubtful, and one was wrongly awarded, acknowledged by CBF. And Flamengo? We also looked at how the penalties in favor of Mengão were, and the scenario is the opposite. Of the four awarded, in three Flamengo already had the game 'resolved'.

WHAT WERE FLAMENGO'S PENALTIES IN THE BRASILEIRÃO?

Flamengo had three penalties in favor in games that ended in routs. In the 4 to 0 over Corinthians, in the 6 to 0 against Juventude and in the 8 to 0 against Vitória, the last goal of Mengão in the three matches was a penalty. That is, it practically had no interference in the result.

The only exception was in the match with Palmeiras itself, at Allianz Parque, when Flamengo had a penalty awarded when the game was 0 to 0. But it's worth noting: at the beginning of the match, Ramon Abatti Abel signaled a penalty for the team from São Paulo, but Agustín Rossi saved the shot.

HOW WERE PALMEIRAS' PENALTIES?

Palmeiras had six penalties in the Brasileirão. The first two occurred against Sport, and in both the game was tied (0 to 0 and 1 to 1). The second, in fact, resulted in a note from CBF stating that the infraction should not have been signaled. Later, the already mentioned against Flamengo, at the beginning of the match. Then, the team from São Paulo was losing 2 to 0 to Vitória, had a penalty and then ended up seeking the 2 to 2.

Against Ceará, Palmeiras was losing 1 to 0, had a penalty and later turned the match around. Finally, in last Sunday's classic (31), against Corinthians, Vitor Roque opened the scoring in the match that ended in a 1 to 1 draw, at Neo Química Arena.

Aside from the admitted mistake, the other five penalties for Palmeiras are not indisputable and there are those who argue that they should not have been signaled. Thus, if the game had continued on those occasions, the team from São Paulo would have seven fewer points in the Brasileirão and would be 11 behind Rubro-Negro in the Brasileirão standings.

UNTIL WHEN?

The Flamengo fan hopes not to get angry with the refereeing in the next round, which takes place on September 14th. Filipe Luís' team faces Juventude, in Caxias do Sul, starting at 4 pm (Brasília time). Therefore, Coluna do Fla will bring everything about the match.

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