Juventude missing three players for Flamengo clash in the Brasileirão | OneFootball

Daniel Giraldo, Emerson Batalla, and Abner are out of the game against Flamengo

Aiming to maintain their isolated lead in the Brazilian Championship, Flamengo takes the field this Sunday (14) to face Juventude. The team from Caxias do Sul, fighting against relegation to Serie B, has three confirmed absences and one doubt.

Coach Thiago Carpini will not be able to count on midfielder Daniel Giraldo and attacking midfielder Emerson Batalla, suspended due to their third yellow card in the victory over Ceará. Competing for the Colombian's spot are Ênio, Igor Formiga, and Nenê.

Finally, Thiago Carpini also faces a setback in the defensive system. This is because defender Abner is sidelined due to a thigh muscle injury. Luan Freitas is expected to pair with Wilker Ángel, who returns from the Venezuelan national team.

HOW WILL JUVENTUDE PLAY?

Thus, coach Thiago Carpini plans for Juventude to play against Flamengo as follows: Jandrei; Reginaldo, Luan Freitas, Wilker Ángel, and Marcelo Hermes (Alan Ruschel); Jadson, Caíque, Mandaca, and Ênio (Nenê); Gabriel Veron and Gabriel Taliari.

HOW IS JUVENTUDE DOING?

Juventude is trying to escape the relegation zone and is experiencing a recovery moment. In the last five games, the team from Caxias do Sul has earned ten points, with three wins and one draw. As a result, the team led by Thiago Carpini, which was virtually relegated, gained momentum in the Brazilian Championship.

WHEN IS THE GAME?

Thus, Flamengo faces Juventude this Sunday (14), at 4 PM (Brasília time), at Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, in a match valid for the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship. Coluna do Fla brings all the information directly from Caxias do Sul, with reports by Simon Lédo.

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