Quote from: Adiljutt156 on August 23, 2025, 01:07:06 PM

Quote from: Slow death on August 21, 2025, 10:19:56 PM

Yesterday Flamengo had a very easy victory in the game against Internacional

I consider it an easy victory because Internacional didn't pose much danger to Flamengo. It was a game in which Flamengo was under less pressure and could have scored more than two goals if they had better leverage on their opportunities. In the first half alone, they could have scored at least two goals, and in the second half, they could also have scored at least two goals.

In total, Flamengo would have scored four goals in that game. Unfortunately, they aren't very effective in attack. They were lucky that their opponent was also weak in attack and weak in defense. That's why we won, but if we play against strong opponents, I believe our chances of losing will be greater.

We saw last match of CONMEBOL Libertadores tournament and we saw one sided match as many players of Flamengo football team did excellent in this match. De Arrascaeta was a person who did first goal of the match and he did this goal at 27 minutes when it was required to the team and they built pressure on opponent team. Pedro was a person who did second goal of the match and he did this goal at 88 minutes. The stats of Flamengo team was brilliant in this match because shots if that team were 14 in this match and 5 shots were on target. The possession percentage of that team was also brilliant in this match which was 56 percent and opponent team possession was 44 percent and Sport Club Internacional team shots were very less in this match which were only 8 and 1 shot was on target

Exactly. In my previous comment, I only mentioned the shots on goal statistics, as I think they're the most important, as they define the game. The rest is a consequence. If you shoot, your possession must be large enough to do so, and if you shoot on goal, even more so. So, Internacional simply didn't perform; they couldn't apply any strategy on the field. This type of game leads to dismissals.