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Unusual drama in Brazil: goal disqualified in the 97th minute, Flamengo lost and won the championship

Flamengo screwed up in the last round, Internacional could have stolen the title from it but a small difference distinguished it from the championship.

Flamengo actors watched the drama live on the phone, and celebrated

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Friday, 26 February 2021, 12:33

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How sweet it is.

Flamengo (Photo: Reuters)

Flamengo won the Brazilian Championship this morning (Friday) for the second time in a row, after a dramatic end to the league ("Braziliero") in the last round. Flamengo won the title despite losing 2-1 to Sao Paulo in the last round. Corinthians, but instead of winning and rising to first place, they finished with a disappointing 0-0, which left them in second place, a point away from first place.

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The stressed Flamengo players finished their losing game, and immediately watched the corresponding game together, knowing that if Internacional wins they have lost the championship.

The drama escalated when Internacional managed to score a dramatic goal in the 97th goal, which could have given the championship, but was disqualified because of a small difference.

Do not believe the gate was disqualified.

Internacional players (Photo: Reuters)

The heart is torn.

Missing out (Photo: Reuters)

The goal that could have decided the season

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The drama is live

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This is Flamengo's seventh championship, and the second time it has won twice in a row, and for Radona since the Zico days in 1982-83.

Team coach Rogerio Sani, the former Brazil international Sao Paulo goalkeeper, was appointed to the position in November and managed to lead Flamengo to the title thanks to an impressive recovery and makeover.

He became the eighth winner of the Brazilian Championship both as a player and as a coach.

"We did not get the result we wanted, but what matters is your place at the end of an entire season of 38 rounds," he said at the end, "I am sure that tomorrow Rio de Janeiro will be a happy place."

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