After Copa do Brasil exit, São Paulo ultras plan protest before Ceará match | OneFootball

The atmosphere behind the scenes at São Paulo remains tense after the club's elimination from the Copa Libertadores last Thursday at Morumbis. The Independente Tricolor, one of the organized fan groups of the São Paulo team, scheduled a protest in front of the São Paulo stadium before the match against Ceará this Monday.

In an official statement, the fans scheduled the protest for 6 PM (Brasília time) and stated that “all those responsible for the shame of yet another lost season will be held accountable.”

Subsequently, the names of some São Paulo directors were mentioned, such as President Julio Casares and Football Director Carlos Belmonte. Both were targets of graffiti on the walls of Morumbis after the game against LDU last Thursday.

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Only One Left

With the elimination from the Copa Libertadores, in addition to already being out of the Copa do Brasil, the only competition remaining for São Paulo this season is the Brazilian Championship.

The Tricolor returns to the field for the competition only this Monday at 8 PM (Brasília time) in Ceará, at Morumbis. São Paulo is in seventh place in the Brasileirão, with 35 points after 24 games.

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See the official note from Independente Tricolor released this Saturday:

“The protest is scheduled. Monday, starting at 6 PM, main gate of Morumbi. All those responsible for the shame of yet another lost season will be held accountable.

Casares Belmonte/Chapecó/Nelson Rui Costa Sanches (DM) Pedro Campos (physical preparation)

It's not about losing the qualification. It's about how you lose, in front of almost 60 thousand São Paulo fans. A cycle that repeats itself. The fans don't save every competition. São Paulo FC doesn't belong to the executives who divided it up. Much less to the lifelong members.

Important: CALL TO ACTION

“São Paulo” journalists who talk so much crap, come protest with us. “São Paulo” bloggers who like to speak ill of the organized group, let's protest! The problem is yours, Casares, either solve it or resign! For the right to VOTE in presidential elections. For transparency in accounts. For an external audit. For the end of the Lifelong Council. For the modernization of the Barra Funda Training Center For the dismissal of incompetent councilors.

Bring your poster, banner, your written indignation.”

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