Well, I also don't understand what happened in that last game... Botafogo couldn't take advantage of having an extra player on the field for more than 45 minutes and simply tied against Atlético-MG in a match without a single goal... thank goodness (if we can say that) that the stadium was closed, otherwise I could imagine the disappointment of its fans who would have paid a lot for a ticket to see "nothing" happen.
In fact, the "Glorioso" is in trouble because it saw Palmeiras beat Bahia and reduce its lead at the top of the table.
To make matters worse... Luiz Henrique will also be out of Botafogo's game against Vitória because of the general confusion between Botafogo players and security guards with the security team at Arena Independência after the final whistle of the game.
This reminds me of a time when I went to Palestra Itália Stadium to watch Palmeiras X Sport for the 2008 Copa do Brasil, I traveled to São Paulo (I lived in São José dos Campos at the time) and paid a lot for the ticket and the game ended 0X0, disappointment.
The reason Corinthians woke up and started winning games and climbing up the rank is that I bet with @criptoevangelista that Corinthians would be relegated this year, and then it skyrocketed
But it looks like Memphis have given the team a boost and Yuri Alberto is finally scoring more goals
But I remain firm in my criticism, Corinthians were very lucky to reach two semi-finals that they could have used much better and been in some final, the Copa do Brasil or the Sudamericana.
Now the fight for Corinthians is to try and get as many points as possible to finish seventh and earn a place in the pre-Libertadores, since Flamengo is already classified because of Copa do Brasil
Do you think the team can do it?
This is what I call "lucky", I always believed that one way or another Corinthians would avoid relegation, whether on the field or with factors off the field, if you know what I mean lol. Jokes aside, the team really got a boost with the signing of Memphis, but now Corinthians has another problem: Impeatchmeant, anyway, endless problems