Red Bull Bragantino’s probable XI to face Flamengo today in Brasileirão | OneFootball

Red Bull Bragantino has four absences for the game against Flamengo, this Wednesday (23)

Flamengo and Red Bull Bragantino face each other this Wednesday (23), in a game valid for the 16th round of the Brazilian Championship. The ball rolls at the Estádio Cícero de Souza Marques, in Bragança Paulista, starting at 21:30 (Brasília time). For the duel, coach Fernando Seabra outlined the probable starting lineup.

WHAT IS THE PROBABLE LINEUP OF RED BULL BRAGANTINO?

Cleiton; Agustín Sant’Anna, Pedro Henrique, Guzmán and Guilherme; Gabriel, Eric Ramires and John John; Mosquera (Vinicinho), Lucas Barbosa and Eduardo Sasha.

RB BRAGANTINO HAS ABSENCES AND REINFORCEMENTS?

Coach Fernando Seabra, from Red Bull Bragantino, will not be able to count on four players for the confrontation with Flamengo. This is because Matheus Fernandes, with an injury to his left calf, Fabrício, with a problem in his right thigh, Juninho Capixaba, who suffered a sprain in his right knee, and Fernando, who is still undergoing physical transition, are out.

On the other hand, the coach will have important reinforcements. The midfielder Gabriel and the striker Eduardo Sasha return after serving a suspension in the last round. In addition, the midfielder John John and the striker Lucas Barbosa, who were spared in the game against Vitória, are expected to return to the starting lineup, strengthening the team in the attempt to achieve a good result against the cariocas.

WHO TAKES THE BEST IN THE DIRECT DUEL FOR THE TOP OF THE TABLE?

The duel between Flamengo and Red Bull Bragantino will be played this Wednesday (23), at 21:30 (Brasília time), at the Estádio Cícero de Souza Marques, for the 16th round of the Brazilian Championship. At the moment, the Rubro-Negro occupies the vice-leadership of the table, with 30 points, while the paulista team comes right behind, in third place, with 27. The match is decisive in the fight for the first places in the competition.

Globo broadcasts the game on open TV, with the exception of some states, and Premiere shows it via pay-per-view. Meanwhile, Coluna do Fla brings all the information in real time, with coverage on the site, YouTube and social networks, keeping the rubro-negro fan well informed from start to finish.

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