Filipe Luís highlights Flamengo’s mistakes in 2-2 draw with São Paulo | OneFootball

Flamengo and São Paulo drew 2-2 at Vila Belmiro in the 32nd round of the Brazilian Championship

The 2-2 draw with São Paulo was bitter for Flamengo. This is because Filipe Luís admitted that the team made mistakes that usually don't occur. Thus, on Wednesday (05), the coach expressed his frustration after the result in the 32nd round of the Brasileirão at Vila Belmiro.

— There were mistakes, many technical mistakes. One ended in a goal. Some other specific mistakes that we don't usually make. Also credit to the pressure that perhaps confused the players a bit. The factor of playing away from home. It's not easy to always get it right in this sequence -, highlighted Filipe Luís, adding that:

— At this moment, we made more mistakes. Even so, the team always controlled, took the initiative. We managed to turn the game around and the mistakes decreased over time to do what was necessary, which was to turn the game around. But then the game was completely controlled -, he stated.

What were these mistakes?

Flamengo conceded a goal from Luciano at Vila Belmiro just two minutes into the game. Furthermore, Plata stepped on Arboleda's foot in the second half and ended up being sent off. Thus, São Paulo scored another. With goals from Arrascaeta and Samuel Lino, the game ended 2-2.

What is Flamengo's situation?

Therefore, Flamengo and Palmeiras are tied at the top with 65 points. However, Abel Ferreira's team has the advantage due to the number of victories. Thus, the Rubro-Negro needs to root for Santos this Thursday (06) at Allianz Parque.

What is Flamengo's next game in the Brasileirão?

After the draw with São Paulo, Flamengo returns to the field again on Sunday (09) to face Santos, in the 33rd round of the Brasileirão. The match kicks off at 6:30 PM (Brasília time) at Maracanã.

Thus, Coluna do Fla TV shows the details of the match with on-site coverage by Leo José and Rodrigo Lima on YouTube, as well as on the website and social media. Finally, Premiere (pay-per-view) broadcasts the clash.

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