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The Football Planet published a note from Fla-Flu Services, which reported that it had found damage to the Maracanã after the match between Vasco da Gama SAF and Boca Juniors, held on the night of October 20 for the semifinal of the CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2026. The company stated that the images released by the press and on social media were true. According to the note, hundreds of chairs had been vandalized, as well as drinking fountains, toilets, faucets, soap dispensers, and access handrails. The assessment of the damages would continue throughout the day, and the total and the value of the losses would be announced after the inspection. Fla-Flu Services said it had mobilized a task force to carry out repairs and prepare the stadium for the match on October 22 between Flamengo and Estudiantes, for the semifinal of the CONMEBOL Libertadores 2026. #CopaSudamericana #Maracanã #Futebol (translated)

The Football Planet stated that Neymar liked a video of the Boca Juniors players celebrating their qualification against the captain of Vasco. The account described Neymar as an enemy of Thiago Mendes and credited the image to Matheus Gonze. https://t.co/SQwj28zECR #Futebol #BocaJuniors #Neymar (translated)

The Football Planet reported that ESPN showed the conditions of Maracanã after Boca Juniors' 3-1 victory over Vasco. According to the publication, the number of broken chairs was far higher than usually recorded in major matches. The Fla-Flu Consortium intended to replace the damaged chairs that same day, the eve of the Libertadores semifinal between Flamengo and Estudiantes. https://t.co/KmOZ9ESLxU #Maracanã #Libertadores #Vasco (translated)

The Planet of Football published a statement from Flamengo regarding damages reported at Maracanã after the match between Vasco and Boca Juniors, which was won by Boca 3 to 1. According to the club, the Maracanã Consortium reported that hundreds of chairs were broken and that restrooms, bars, access ramps, and signage were vandalized. Flamengo stated that they were informed the consortium was working to repair the damages and prepare the stadium to host more than 70,000 fans for the match against Estudiantes in the CONMEBOL Libertadores. The club also expressed trust in the professionals responsible for the operation, who, according to the statement, worked overnight to restore the stadium's conditions. #Flamengo #Maracanã #Vandalismo (translated)

The Football Planet reported that Richarlison submitted documents about the island in dispute with Flávio Bolsonaro. According to the publication, the striker claimed to have paid R$ 4.66 million, in addition to expenses for renovations and security, and stated that the purchase was formalized before the court. He also questioned having waited almost a year without a response while another group's process progressed in a few days. Richarlison denied having exposed the case due to the election period and stated that he sought Flávio Bolsonaro at the beginning of the year, but did not receive a reply. https://t.co/QIpjejxLt6 #Richarlison #Bolsonaro #Justiça (translated)

Futebol Planet reported a confusion after the final whistle of the match between Vasco and Boca Juniors, which ended 1 to 3. According to the publication, Boca players celebrated in front of Thiago Mendes. The video was credited to 365ScoresBR and Calvino FC. https://t.co/dvGLBjxZVK #Futebol #Vasco #BocaJuniors (translated)

Pedro Emanuel, Vasco's coach, stated that Léo Jardim could have done more on the goal conceded in the 88th minute, but he said he would continue supporting the goalkeeper, who had already saved the team many times. The coach added that he would not abandon him. https://t.co/TR6aY9kDlQ #Vasco #Futebol #Apoio (translated)

The Football Planet reported, citing ESPN Brazil, that no player from Vasco wanted to speak to the press in the mixed zone of Maracanã after the elimination against Boca Juniors. The publication credited the photo to Matheus Lima/CRVG. https://t.co/2YhBW1FoNj #Vasco #BocaJuniors #Eliminação (translated)

The Football Planet reported that Rodolfo Arruabarrena, Boca's coach, commented on an edit in which Thiago Mendes, from Vasco, was seen tearing the shield of the Argentine club. Arruabarrena said he saw the image and that members of the coaching staff also saw it and sent it to the group. According to him, someone remembered the edit that day, before leaving. https://t.co/dHHjdcEhoL #BocaJuniors #Vasco #Futebol (translated)

Breiller Pires, from ESPN, stated that Vasco's elimination in the South American tournament reflected the lack of experience of the team for matches of this nature. He said that the players did not feel the atmosphere of the stands or the pressure of playing at Maracanã, and pointed out nervousness and three goals that he considered childish and unacceptable in a semifinal. Pires also stated that the mobilization of the fans, who hoped to see the team in a continental final after 26 years, weighed on the players, and classified the defeat as yet another "choke" from Vasco. #Vasco #Futebol #ESPN (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol profile published a video that, according to the caption, showed Romero from Boca provoking Thiago Mendes, captain of Vasco, and saying: "Tear the badge now." The post referred to ESPN Brazil and SportsCenter as sources of the images. https://t.co/91b53oH0Zo #BocaJuniors #Vasco #Futebol (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol page reported, citing ge.globo and Yago Ruda, that Cuiabá asked the CNRD to punish Corinthians with a two-year transfer ban and the loss of the training club certificate due to recurring delays in payment for the signing of Raniele. The club also reportedly requested the termination of the collective payment plan and an investigation by ANRESF, an agency of the CBF. According to the publication, the request came after a new delay in an installment estimated at R$ 8 million; the July payment was also pending. The CNRD would still analyze the requests. If the plan were terminated, Corinthians would lose benefits and would return to paying interest on each outstanding debt. #Cuiabá #Corinthians #Futebol (translated)

The Football Planet reported that Vasco fans provoked Flamengo and Fluminense in an interview with ESPN. They stated that Maracanã belonged to Vasco since 1950 and said that their rivals were just administrators of the stadium. They also declared that São Januário belonged to the club and that Maracanã was for all Vascaínos. https://t.co/AbMDIDA81n #Vasco #Flamengo #Fluminense (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol page reported that fans of Vasco organized to bring a shirt to Maracanã as a provocation to Flamengo and Fluminense. According to the publication, the print showed Pedrinho, president of Vasco, watching Mário Bittencourt, director of Fluminense, and Bap, president of Flamengo, taking care of the pitch. The page said that vendors from Barreira do Vasco produced the shirts and were supposed to bring hundreds of units to sell at Maracanã that night. The publication mentioned O Globo Esportes and Diogo Dantas. #Vasco #Maracanã #Futebol (translated)

The Planet of Football published that supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro gathered for a campaign event in Manaus, while the Vasco anthem played in the background. The publication credited the video to Metrópoles. https://t.co/X8mHW9V5Hn #FlávioBolsonaro #Manaus #Eleições2024 (translated)

The Football Planet stated that Corinthians did not pay the sixth installment of the agreement with creditors at CNRD of CBF, due the day before publication, and had not yet informed when the payment would be made. According to the profile, the amount was around R$ 8 million, and this was the second consecutive installment outstanding. The publication said that Cuiabá requested that the transfer ban be extended to six months, without suspension of the punishment even if there was payment. As an alternative, the club requested that the ban last at least until the end of the first transfer window of 2027. The CNRD had not yet decided the case, according to the profile. The Football Planet added that Corinthians accumulated two other transfer bans related to debts for the signings of José Martínez and Charles. It also stated that the agreement, approved in April 2025, provided for payment of R$ 76 million in quarterly installments over six years. The publication cited ge.globo, Yago Ruda, Vitor Chicarolli, and Gabo Oliveira. #Corinthians #CNRD #TransferBan (translated)

Yuri Alberto stated, after the 1-1 draw between Corinthians and Vitória, that the team needed the support of the fans to overcome the difficult moment and that getting out of the situation would depend on the unity of everyone. https://t.co/OQIkHjGYTO #Corinthians #Futebol #Torcida (translated)