Flamengo face 10 absences and 2 doubts for Sport clash in the Brasileirão | OneFootball

Filipe Luís will have problems setting up Flamengo against Sport

Flamengo is counting down to another fixture this season. This Saturday (15), the Rubro-Negro faces Sport at Arena de Pernambuco, in the 12th (postponed) round of the Brasileirão. For the match, coach Filipe Luís is dealing with ten confirmed absences and is still awaiting a decision regarding the situation of two players.

In total, Flamengo has seven players absent due to international call-ups. Alex Sandro and Danilo will represent Brazil, while Arrascaeta, Varela, and Viña are available for Uruguay. Meanwhile, Carrascal and Plata have been called up by the national teams of Colombia and Ecuador, respectively.

DOES FLAMENGO HAVE ABSENCES DUE TO PHYSICAL ISSUES?

To face Sport, Flamengo will be without three players due to physical problems. Pedro is still recovering from a fracture in his right arm.

Defender Léo Ortiz will also miss the team this Saturday (15), still suffering from ankle pain after trauma to the area. Allan, in turn, is recovering from plantar fasciitis and will also be out of the match.

AND THE DOUBTS?

The Superior Tribunal of Sports Justice (STJD) will judge Bruno Henrique this Thursday (13) on the accusation of having deliberately received a yellow card and favored bettors in 2023. Depending on the outcome of the session, the number 27 could miss the Flamengo game against Sport.

In addition, Jorginho is working on the field with physiotherapy and physical preparation after a thigh injury. In summary, the midfielder is still doubtful for the match.

WHAT ARE THE DETAILS OF THE FLAMENGO VS SPORT MATCH?

Flamengo returns to the pitch this Saturday (15), when they face Sport. Thus, the ball will roll at 6:30 pm (Brasília time), at Arena de Pernambuco.

As usual, Coluna do Fla TV will show the details of the match valid for the 12th (postponed) round of the Brazilian Championship, via YouTube, as well as on the website and social networks. Finally, Premiere (pay-per-view) will broadcast the match.

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