Vasco fails to impose themselves at home, and Grêmio wins the third in a row - second away - and enters Libertadores classification zone. Renato Gaúcho uses three at the back to nullify Vasco striking duo, and the key contest in the game comes from Vasco left midfield zone, Wendel versus Ramiro, with the Gremio player having a better game. Despite a Vasco late goal that fired up the end of the game, the team from Rio Grande played better throughout the match.
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segunda-feira, 19 de agosto de 2013
quinta-feira, 11 de abril de 2013
Grêmio 0 x 0 Fluminense - Libertadores
In the craziest group in the Copa Libertadores, Fluminense got a point at away at Porto Alegre and remain group leaders. Grêmio are now one point behind, and both only depend on themselves to go through the next round. Still, having played an entire period with an one-man advantage, the current Brazilian Champions could have hoped of getting a win and securing a spot in the playoffs. Luxemburgo deserves credit for Grêmio being able to compete even with a numerical disadvantage.
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Marcadores:
Abel Braga,
Brasil,
Copa Libertadores da América,
Fernando,
Fluminense,
Grêmio,
Kléber,
Rhayner,
Rio Grande do Sul,
Vanderlei Luxemburgo,
Zé Roberto
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