Jorginho explains taunt at Gabriel Brazão in Flamengo v Santos | OneFootball

What did Jorginho say to Brazão during Flamengo vs Santos?

Flamengo lived up to expectations and beat Santos 3-1 this Sunday (05), in the tenth round of the Brasileirão. Scorer of Mengão’s second goal, Jorginho drew attention by provoking Gabriel Brazão after taking the penalty. After the match, the midfielder explained the exchange with the goalkeeper.

— I worked with a nutritionist that Brazão also worked with. He (Brazão) said to me: ‘Gustavo told me how I’m going to save it.’ So I said: ‘we’ll see.’ After the goal, I said: ‘that was close, huh? -, he said, before concluding:

— The ball goes around, huh. Just stay calm. You’ve got to stay calm, keep your feet on the ground, work hard, it’s complicated. But that was just between us (laughs) -, concluded Jorginho in an interview with ‘GE TV’.

How was the interaction between Jorginho and Gabriel Brazão?

In the 21st minute of the second half, Léo Pereira crossed into the Santos box, and Arrascaeta tried to head the ball. However, Flamengo’s No. 10 was pulled by Barreal, and referee Anderson Daronco awarded a penalty. Then Jorginho took the ball and beat Gabriel Brazão.

So, during the goal celebration, Jorginho walked toward goalkeeper Gabriel Brazão staring him down. In addition, the Flamengo midfielder was photographed making a gesture to the Santos keeper, as if saying: “That was close.”

What is Flamengo’s next match?

With Jorginho available, Flamengo returns to the field on Wednesday (08) to make its Libertadores debut. At Estadio Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, in Peru, the Rubro-Negro will face Cusco (PER) at 9:30 PM (Brasília time) in the opening round of the continental competition.

So, as tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will bring all the details of the match between Flamengo and Cusco through YouTube, the website, and social media. However, GE TV (YouTube), Globo (free-to-air TV), and Paramount+ (streaming) will broadcast the Libertadores match.

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