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Flamengo and Corinthians face off in the 14th round of the Women’s Brasileirão

It’s Mengão match day! This Monday (03), Flamengo take on Corinthians in the 14th round of the Women’s Brasileirão. Kickoff is at 6:30 PM (Brasília time) at Estádio Luso-Brasileiro, on Governador Island, in Rio de Janeiro.

SporTV, on pay TV, and GETV, on YouTube, will broadcast the match. In addition, as tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will provide the result, the main plays, and all the highlights of the clash on the website and also on social media.

WHAT IS THE CURRENT SITUATION OF FLAMENGO AND CORINTHIANS IN THE WOMEN’S BRASILEIRÃO?

Flamengo currently sit in eighth place in the Women’s Brasileirão with 23 points from 39 possible. In the last round, the Meninas da Gávea drew 2-2, with goals from Mariana Fernandes and Fernandinha for the Rubro-Negro, while Leidiane and Iara scored for the team from Rio Grande do Sul. The match took place on July 24 at Estádio Luso-Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro.

Because of the ‘slip-up’ in the 13th round, Flamengo were overtaken by teams such as Ferroviária, Internacional, Cruzeiro, and Bahia. Now, the rubro-negro side need three points to remain in the qualification zone. The Meninas da Gávea will rely on Laysa Costa, the team’s top scorer with four goals, to be their main attacking weapon against the league leaders.

Corinthians, meanwhile, are in second place in the national competition with 31 points. In the last round of the Women’s Brasileirão, the São Paulo side thrashed Vitória 4-0 at Estádio do Canindé. The goals in the win were scored by Vic Albuquerque (twice), Ariel Godoi, and Gisela Robledo.

WHAT ARE THE PROBABLE LINEUPS?

FLAMENGO: Vivi Holzel; Monalisa, Núbia, Flávia Mota and Jucinara; Djeni and Ju Ferreira; Kaylane, Fabi Simões and Mariana; Fernanda. Head coach: Celso Silva.

CORINTHIANS: Nicole; Gi Fernandes (or Jaqueline), Thaís Regina, Thais Ferreira and Tamires (returns); Day Rodríguez, Ana Vitória and Vic Albuquerque; Belén Aquino, Jhonson and Gabi Zanotti (or Ariel Godoi). Head coach: Emily Lima.

HOW DOES THE WOMEN’S BRASILEIRÃO WORK?

The Brazilian Women’s Championship brings together the country’s top clubs and, since 2013, has been organized by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF). In the first phase, the 18 teams face each other in a single round-robin format, and the eight best-performing teams advance to the next stage. After that, the quarterfinals and semifinals are played as single matches. Finally, the final is played over two legs.

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