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NewsColina, with information from Diogo Dantas, reported that Vasco was considering sending an official letter to Conmebol to question the choice of Piero Maza to officiate the first leg against Boca Juniors. According to the publication, the club pointed out the red card issued to Andrés Gómez and controversial decisions in Boca's previous matches in the Sudamericana. Maza, a Chilean referee, had officiated three Boca home games against Recoleta, São Paulo, and Vasco, in consecutive knockout stages. According to Vasco, there were controversies in all three matches: against Recoleta, Maza allegedly allowed Boca to take the kickoff at the beginning of both halves; against São Paulo, a red card deemed incorrect was overturned by VAR; and against Vasco, the club questioned the lack of appropriate punishment for a tackle on Andrés Gómez in the first half. The team also demanded that the refereeing of the return game be impartial. #Vasco #Arbitragem #CopaSulAmericana (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol profile reported that Vini Jr had been suspended for four matches: two for the red card against Villarreal and another two for his complaints. According to the publication, he would miss the matches against Sevilla, Barcelona, Racing Santander, and Valencia, and the penalty would only apply to LaLiga. The profile stated that the Brazilian was sent off after pulling Saliba's hair during a counterattack. The play ended with a goal by Vini Jr, which was disallowed after a VAR review. Furthermore, the publication noted that the player complained and needed to be restrained by his teammates; that night, he apologized to the team and fans on social media. The post cited ge as its source. #ViniJúnior #RealMadrid #LaLiga (translated)

Renato Vicente stated that Andrés Gómez had an irresponsible attitude by being expelled, but said that the evaluation of the incident should consider a foul suffered by the Colombian eight minutes into the game. According to Vicente, the infraction could have warranted the expulsion of the opponent and, after reviewing the play in the locker room, Gómez had returned angry and acted hastily after a series of the referee's decisions. He emphasized that this did not justify the expulsion. Vicente also contested that Gómez had previously displayed a similar attitude. He mentioned that on another occasion, the player received a yellow card for dissent after a warning, as he was about to join the national team and would thus clear his cards with Vasco. Despite considering the performance disastrous, he highlighted that Gómez provided the assist for the winning goal in a play that seemed finished. The author noted that he usually pointed out, in his live broadcasts, the player's irritation and rashness, but also his importance to Vasco. He believed that opponents would cite Gómez as one of the players who most annoyed them and required attention in their preparation. Vicente concluded that the criticisms made against the athlete did not make sense, especially at that moment, and called for unity. #Vasco #Futebol #AndrésGomez (translated)

Alexsander Silva stated that the expulsion of Andrés Gomez compromised Pedro Emanuel's strategy for the second half. According to him, Vasco intended to control the game, pull back their lines to counter-attack, and seek the second goal. Silva said that after the expulsion, the team was pushed back and had difficulties marking in the first ten minutes. Then, they managed to organize themselves better, but continued to struggle to launch attacks and showed signs of fatigue. For him, Vasco could have advanced that day without the expulsion, but given the circumstances, the 1-0 victory should be celebrated greatly. #Vasco #Futebol #Expulsão (translated)

Martín, a Flamengo supporter, stated that Carrascal reacted to the red card against Palmeiras as he expected: he kept his focus, worked hard, and had been playing very well, with goals and assists. The author praised the player, calling him a "star." https://t.co/AyoYSo5JN5 #Flamengo #Carrascal #Futebol (translated)

REAL MIL GRAU compared the incident to an episode involving Marcelo, in which, according to him, there was no expulsion. He stated that situations like this happened to Real Madrid in La Liga and classified the case as unbelievable. https://t.co/2atySrYvEJ #RealMadrid #LaLiga #Futebol (translated)

Flamengo stated that the officiating by Anderson Daronco and the VAR official, Rodolpho Toski Marques, had serious errors and inconsistent criteria in the match against Santos. The club said that Barreal should have been sent off for a tackle on Carrascal but only received a yellow card. Flamengo also challenged the penalty decision and the expulsion of Jorginho after a handball. According to the club, the incident caused a stoppage of 9 minutes and 56 seconds, a record interruption in a VAR review in the history of the Brasileirão. The team stated that the decision left them a player short and removed Jorginho from the next match. A few minutes later, according to Flamengo, another penalty was awarded to Santos after a foul that should not have occurred, resulting in the second goal for the São Paulo team from the penalty kick. The club also mentioned the numbers of the championship: in 29 matches, they had received seven red cards, the second-highest total in the competition, despite being in 17th place in the foul ranking and leading in average ball-in-play time. Flamengo claimed to be one of the three teams that committed the fewest fouls yet still the second most expelled. The statement also noted that Daronco and Toski were scheduled for the classic between Palmeiras and Corinthians on Sunday and requested that the rules be applied with rigor and impartiality. The club added that they were among the five finalists for the Best Men's Club of the Year award at the Ballon d'Or and stated that officiating errors harmed the results and the image of Brazilian football. #Arbitragem #Futebol #Brasileirão (translated)

The Planet of Football reproduced comments from Vitor Birner of ESPN, who stated that Flamengo would have beaten Santos without the officiating performance. Birner criticized the call for the first penalty, involving Jorginho, and said that the player fell naturally and tried to avoid touching the ball with his arm. Regarding the second penalty, involving Luiz Araújo and Gabigol, he considered the decision unjustifiable and stated that Gabigol took a step before falling. Pedro Ivo Almeida said he disagreed with Jorginho's red card but agreed that he would not have called the second penalty. According to him, Gabigol fell upon realizing that he had missed the timing of the play. Eugênio Leal also stated that Gabigol exaggerated the foul and emphasized that he took a step before falling. #Futebol #Arbitragem #Flamengo (translated)

Martín stated that Flamengo had been harmed by a red card he considered absurd, for a foul that, according to him, did not occur and led to a penalty, and for another incident in which he assessed that an opponent should have been sent off. He said the club was being harmed week after week and questioned whether the board would publicly request the VAR audio. He also stated that the Brasileirão was won by shouting. https://t.co/he0G8vFgxm #Flamengo #Brasileirão #VAR (translated)

Leonardo Jardim stated, after the 2-2 draw between Santos and Flamengo, that the team lost two points by failing to react and committing two unnecessary penalties. He said that Flamengo was winning 2-0, was closer to extending the lead, and had the game under control, but he took responsibility for the loss of points and considered the penalties justified. According to Jardim, the penalty and Jorginho's expulsion changed the match. #Santos #Flamengo #Futebol (translated)

Pedro Henrique Torre found the situation involving Jorginho bizarre. He said that, although it was possible to discuss whether there was a foul against the player — something that didn't seem so to him — Jorginho tried to protect the ball and pull back his arm, but ended up being punished with a penalty and ejection. Torre stated that situations like this were rare. #Futebol #Jorginho #Polêmica (translated)

LEOYYZ stated that Jorginho had been pushed and fell onto the ball, and assessed that the foul against him was clearer than the expulsion, which he considered forced. He also mentioned the expulsion not applied to Barreal and said that, despite attempts to influence the competition, the Brazilian title would not be taken away from Flamengo. #Futebol #Flamengo #Arbitragem (translated)

Flamengo published a promotional message that compared warm beer to a foul for a red card and recommended ordering drinks through Zé Delivery. The club stated that Brahma would arrive quickly and cold, and that 10% of the order value would be allocated to the construction of the Miniestádio. The post also recommended moderate consumption and informed that the app was prohibited for those under 18 years old. #BebaComModeração #ZeDeliveryFla #Cerveja (translated)

Darlin, who encouraged Monica to go to the closet to complain about Daniel, panicked when production asked everyone to go to the room. Darlin: "Oh my God!" Daniel: "Oh, damn. Expulsion?" Darlin: "Calm down, Erthal! Calm down, calm down! My God! Calm down, Erthal! You beg for forgiveness, got it? Stay calm!" Daniel: "There's nothing to be done." #AFazenda #AFazenda #AFazenda #RealityShow #Drama (translated)