Video | Lorran and Wallace Yan on target for Flamengo v Lausanne | OneFootball

Lorran opens the scoring for Flamengo after an assist from Wallace Yan

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After a goalless first half this Wednesday (08), Flamengo opened the scoring against Lausanne Sport (SUI) just six minutes into the second half. Back from a loan spell at Pisa (ITA), Lorran scored Flamengo’s first goal in the friendly, while Wallace Yan added the second.

Six minutes into the second half, Wallace Yan delivered a perfectly weighted pass to Lorran. Wearing the number 99 shirt and having just come on in place of Luiz Araújo, he finished past goalkeeper Castella with no chance for the opposing keeper.

How did Flamengo score the second goal?

In the 26th minute of the second half, the Rubro-Negro doubled the lead through Wallace Yan. Lausanne (SUI) full-back Kone tried to play the ball back to the goalkeeper but instead found the forward inside the box. Number 64 controlled it with his right foot and slammed it into the net with his left.

The match ended with one assist and one goal for the winger, who had missed a one-on-one chance with the keeper in the previous game against River Plate (ARG). This time, however, the youngster stood out in a positive way.

Was everything positive in the match?

Despite the win, Lorran went through a curious situation. The scorer of the first goal started on the bench, came on in the second half, found the net, and went off before the final whistle. As a result, Flamengo fans suspected the youngster had picked up an injury.

However, Ayrton Lucas felt pain in his right thigh and asked to be substituted in stoppage time. So, unexpectedly, Leonardo Jardim called on the Ninho gem to come off the bench once again and replace his teammate, who will be evaluated to determine whether or not he suffered an injury.

What is Flamengo’s next match?

Flamengo now return to the pitch to face Benfica (POR) this Saturday (11), in the third and final friendly of the mid-season training camp in Portugal. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. Brasília time, again at Algarve Stadium.

Coluna do Fla will follow all the details of the friendlies in Portugal. With on-site coverage from Rock Hudson and Simon Lédo, stay tuned to the website, social media, and YouTube. Band (free-to-air TV), GE TV (YouTube), and SporTV (pay TV) will broadcast the match.

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