A 2ª rodada do Brasileirão terminou, e os torcedores elegeram o craque da vez. A redação do Lance! separou quatro destaques das 9 partidas desse meio da semana (Cuiabá X Vitória foi adiado) do Campeonato Brasileiro para que os fãs votassem.
continua após a publicidade
➡️ A boa do Lance! Betting: vamos dobrar seu primeiro depósito, até R$200! Basta abrir sua conta e tá na mão!
Wesley, do Internacional, Jean Carlos, do Juventude, De la Cruz, do Flamengo, e Cauly, do Bahia, foram os candidatos. Em votação realizada no Canal de Whatsapp do Lance!, os torcedores elegeram o atacante do Papo como o melhor jogador da primeira rodada do Brasileirão, com 54,11% dos votos.
Jean Carlos marcou um gol e fez assistência para outro, na vitória do Juventude sobre o Corinthians, no Alfredo Jaconi, em Caxias do Sul, na quarta (17). Por isso, foi eleito o craque da galera da 2ª rodada na votação do Lance!.
continua após a publicidade
➡️ Siga o Lance! no WhatsApp e acompanhe em tempo real as principais notícias do esporte
Quem ficou em segundo lugar na enquete foi De la Cruz, do Flamengo, com 30% votos. O meio-campista uruguaio foi essencial na vitória do rubro-negro contra o São Paulo, no Maracanã. Wesley, do Internacional, ficou com 9% da votação, já Cauly, do Bahia, teve 8%. Você pode deixar sua opinião na publicação abaixo, via Instagram do Lance!.
Tensions flared during the Detroit Tigers game against the San Francisco Giants on Monday, as Javier Baez was ejected from the contest after arguing a called third strike from home plate umpire Phil Cuzzi.
Baez was irate and needed to be restrained by his teammates before he eventually went into the clubhouse.
Baez, who is a utility player in Detroit, is expected to start at third base for Tuesday evening's game, despite having been in center field on Monday. And he'll be seeing plenty of Cuzzi at the hot corner throughout the game, as he'll be serving as the game's third base umpire.
Tigers manager A.J. Hinch discussed the situation with reporters ahead of the game, and he comically compared it to parenting.
"It's like parenting," he said, via Cody Stavenhagen of . "I got to put them two in a corner and tell them they've got to sort it out and play nice."
Hinch seems to think the situation is pretty humorous, and hopefully Baez and Cuzzi can adopt that approach, otherwise they could be in for a pretty awkward run-in over at third base when Baez takes the field in the first inning.
Voting for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game officially opened on Wednesday, June 4 at 12:00 p.m. ET, and fans have the opportunity to show their support for their favorite position players until this phase of voting closes.
This year's All-Star Game will be held at Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves. The game is scheduled to be played on Tuesday, July 15, with the other All-Star weekend festivities preceding the game.
So, how long will fans be able to cast votes for the All-Star Game? We're going to take a look at both phases of All-Star voting and explain how the process works, and when each phase ends.
When Does Phase One of MLB All-Star Voting End?
The first phase of MLB All-Star voting runs from June 4 to 26. Throughout that period, fans are able to vote as many as five times every 24 hours, selecting eight position players and one designated hitter to represent each league's All-Star team.
On June 26, the players who received the most All-Star votes will be revealed on MLB Network. The top two vote-getters at each position will move on to the second phase of voting. That means a total of 36 players will move on to the second phase. The player who receives the most votes overall in each league will earn an automatic spot in their league's starting lineup for the All-Star Game.
When Does Phase Two of MLB All-Star Voting End?
The second phase of MLB All-Star voting is much shorter than the first phase. Phase two begins on Monday, June 30 at noon ET and will end on Wednesday, July 2 at noon ET. In that window, fans will be able to vote once every 24 hours. This time, fans will be choosing from the 36 players who reached the second phase to determine who will be in the starting lineup.
The winners at each position will be revealed on ESPN on the evening of July 2, at which point the official starting lineups for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game will be announced.
The remainder of the rosters, including pitchers and reserve players, will be selected via a "Player Ballot." Those choices will be made by MLB's commissioner's office. Once those selections have been finalized, the full 2025 MLB All-Star rosters will be announced on July 6.
Liverpool have turned a corner, now five matches unbeaten in all competitions and with two wins on the trot after dispatching Brighton & Hove Albion at Anfield.
Arne Slot’s team have climbed up to sixth place in the Premier League, still a distance behind table-toppers Arsenal, who sit ten points ahead of the champions, whose brace of own goals against Wolves later in the day retightened their grip on top spot. .
Some would say that that is an unassailable lead over the Merseysiders, but Liverpool do have a squad capable of competing and beating Mikel Arteta’s side – again – with the trip to the Emirates in less than a month one to watch, for sure.
Of course, after such abject results and performances, Slot’s side have so much work still to do, and if Saturday’s win told us anything, it’s that they would be worse off if they were to lose Mohamed Salah after the African Cup of Nations.
Salah's return to Liverpool action
To say it’s been a turbulent week for Salah at Liverpool would be an understatement. Last weekend, the Egyptian’s inflammatory outburst at Elland Road cast his future at the club into doubt.
The 33-year-old had been dropped to the bench for three successive matches, and after being kept on the sidelines as Liverpool capitulated against Leeds United, he paused at the mixer and unleashed an incredible series of comments concerning a broken relationship with the head coach.
He was dropped from the squad that beat Inter Milan entirely, and he started from the bench once again at Anfield, coming into the fray before half an hour against the Seagulls and whipping in the corner that Hugo Ekitike headed home for his second brace in a row.
This has created an intense air of doubt over Salah’s future at the club, with suitors from the Saudi Pro League circling.
But Liverpool simply cannot let their talisman leave. Even though he’s been so far out of sorts, Salah has still maintained a degree of prolificness in the final third, only trumped by Ekitike.
Liverpool’s Frontline in 2025/26
Player
Apps
Goals (assists)
Hugo Ekitike
23
10 (1)
Mohamed Salah
20
5 (4)
Cody Gakpo
21
5 (4)
Federico Chiesa
16
2 (3)
Alexander Isak
15
2 (1)
Florian Wirtz
21
0 (5)
Rio Ngumoha
8
1 (0)
Data via Transfermarkt
That’s a marker of Liverpool’s woes, the lack of balance and fluency across Slot’s frontline, but it also shows how important it is that the legendary winger is not cast aside at the campaign’s midpoint.
However, whether that is the same for another attacker is another question.
Liverpool's fringe forward must be pushing to leave
barring Ekitike, Liverpool’s new forwards have struggled to gel together this season. Salah too. However, who can argue against Federico Chiesa’s impact and tenacity when brought off the bench throughout the campaign?
The 27-year-old forward has yet to start in the Premier League or the Champions League this season, but he scored the winner in his side’s season opener against Bournemouth and scoring and assisting again in defeats against Crystal Palace and Manchester United. In the Carabao Cup, he claimed two assists against Southampton in a Man of the Match display.
But the £150k-per-week star must be reaching the end of his tether, having been used sparingly right since joining the Anfield side from Juventus for a cut-price £12.5m deal in August 2024.
Like Salah, the Italy international may be looking for the exit door, and it would be hard to blame him if it were so. Though Salah’s own case – and confirmed absence over the next month due to AFCON – suggests Chiesa will earn further chances to showcase his skills, Jeremie Frimpong is soon to return from injury, Liverpool may well be active in the transfer market.
One side of the argument would draw attention to Salah’s potential departure in January, or maybe at the end of the season. Regardless, the £400k-per-week superstar is playing through his penultimate year on Merseyside at the latest.
However, FSG have a vested interest in Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, and his arrival would only knock Chiesa further down the pecking order.
On one side of the fence, Chiesa’s mentality and attitude have been impeccable despite his limited match action this season, but Chiesa surely can’t brook many more oversights from Slot. He needs to play, and with the January transfer window right around the corner, the Italian might just look for an exit.
He'd revive Van Dijk: "World-class" talent wants to join Liverpool
Liverpool may need to make a winter signing or two as Arne Slot’s side struggle through the 2025/26 campaign.
Tottenham manager Thomas Frank has offered his thoughts on Xavi Simons and his performances in training, while addressing the decision to bench him in Spurs’ last four matches.
Thomas Frank set for Brentford reunion amid poor Spurs run
Spurs welcome Brentford to north London on Saturday, desperately needing to end a dismal run that has seen them plummet to 11th in the Premier League table with just 19 points from 14 games.
Frank’s side approach this clash winless in their last five league outings, including three defeats.
Cristian Romero’s dramatic late overhead kick salvaged a 2-2 draw against Newcastle United in their last match, with a controversial VAR penalty to Newcastle denying them all three points.
Their home form has completely collapsed too, with the club now going six consecutive league matches at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium without a single victory.
16. Burnley
2
1
4
7
-2
17. Nottingham Forest
2
1
4
7
-5
18. West Ham
2
0
5
6
-9
19. Tottenham
1
2
4
5
-1
20. Wolves
0
1
6
1
-11
That shocking run includes 10 home defeats throughout the entire calendar year of 2025, matching the club’s worst-ever records for home losses in a single year.
Most concerning was their last appearance on home soil, where Fulham raced into a two-goal lead within the opening six minutes before securing a 2-1 victory.
The final whistle brought a cacophony of boos ringing around the stadium, aimed squarely at Frank and his struggling squad.
The ghosts of their 4-1 capitulation at Arsenal last month continue to haunt the team. During that humbling derby defeat, Tottenham managed an expected goals figure of just 0.07, one of their lowest outputs this season, highlighting their serious lack of creativity which has become a concern.
Injury problems compound Frank’s difficulties.
Player reveals Daniel Levy blocked his dream transfer to Chelsea from Tottenham
The ex-Lilywhites chairman held him hostage.
ByEmilio Galantini Dec 4, 2025
Dominic Solanke and Dejan Kulusevski remain sidelined, robbing Spurs of crucial attacking impetus, with James Maddison not expected back until the new year. Meanwhile, Yves Bissouma also has no set return date yet.
The Lilywhites really need Simons to step up right now after his marquee £55 million move from RB Leipzig, but the Dutchman has scarcely been given a chance lately.
Simons’ highlights in a Spurs jersey are few and far between, with the ex-PSG sensation putting in a Player of the Match display against FC Copenhagen in the Champions League and notching an assist against West Ham way back in September.
That is, however, the sum of his contribution this season, with the ex-Eredivisie starlet attracting criticism.
Thomas Frank makes Xavi Simons training claim in response to Tottenham snubs
Simons could end up costing the club £125 million when factoring in wages, agent’s fees and other add-ons over a potential seven-year contract, but to be fair to him, it’s hard to justify that price with limited game time.
Speaking in his latest press conference, Frank addressed why he hasn’t been starting for Simons for Tottenham lately — claiming it is down to a matter of form with alternatives and different personnel for contrasting matches.
The Dane also shared how Simons has been impressing in Tottenham training lately, so it is absolutely not a question of work ethic.
With the pressure on Simons to perform, Saturday sets the perfect stage, and he could become a hero by helping to arrest the club’s barren home form through a convincing display against Frank’s former club.
First impressions are not everything, but they count for a lot for any new signing – just ask Jadon Sancho at Manchester United.
A protracted pursuit of almost 18 months ended with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side finally getting their man in the summer of 2021, securing a deal for what looked to be a knock-down price of £73m.
Hindsight might suggest otherwise, but it’s easy to forget just how exciting a capture that appeared at the time, with the young Englishman having racked up 107 goals and assists in just 137 games at Borussia Dortmund.
A “forward player in the best traditions of Manchester United”, in the view of Solskjaer, the ex-Manchester City product appeared to have all the tools to succeed at Old Trafford, arriving in a statement window that also saw Raphael Varane and Cristiano Ronaldo welcomed into the fold.
Frustratingly hampered by an ear infection following his move, however, that early setback set the tone for what was to follow, as the winger never truly found his groove under a succession of managers.
Jadon Sancho
Now out on loan at Aston Villa, the previously marquee signing could soon be heading for the ignominy of a free transfer exit from his parent club.
Latest on Jadon Sancho's future at Man Utd
It’s not wrong to suggest that Sancho never really recovered from that muted debut season, having registered just six goals and assists in the Premier League, while failing to score or assist at all under Solskjaer before the Norwegian was replaced.
2022/23 did start with a bang following the London-born star’s crucial strike against Liverpool under Erik ten Hag, although that relationship soon soured, with Sancho’s public criticism of the Dutchman a year later sparking the beginning of the end for his United journey.
Last season’s Community Shield aside, the 25-year-old has not played a competitive game for the club since that outburst amid the defeat to Arsenal in September 2023, since returning to Dortmund on loan, prior to joining Chelsea last summer.
There were signs of life for Sancho at Stamford Bridge, including his stunner in the Conference League final, although the Blues ultimately opted to pay £5m in order not to make the deal permanent, having failed to agree personal terms with the player.
A last-gasp move to Villa followed this summer, although the struggling talent – who last played for his country in 2021 – is yet to register a goal or assist, albeit while making an impact off the bench in the recent win over Arsenal.
United do have the option of extending his contract for a further year, with his existing deal set to expire in June, although the likelihood is that he will be allowed to leave for nothing, rather than the club having to fork out for his reported £150k-per-week salary.
There have been claims that former club Dortmund could look to re-sign their one-time boy wonder next summer, if he is available for free, with the Bundesliga perhaps representing the perfect place for his career to be revived.
A sorry tale then it has proved to be from a United perspective – let’s just hope it isn’t repeated.
Man Utd may have signed Sancho 2.0
From the woes of recruitment of recent years, this summer looked to be different.
Senne Lammens – a losing ‘keeper just once in his new surroundings – has settled in smoothly, while Bryan Mbeumo has already scored seven times across league and cup.
There is a sense that Matheus Cunha has been somewhat overhyped, amid club-led Eric Cantona comparisons, although the Brazilian has at least shown flashes of quality, notably teeing up Bruno Fernandes’ opener against Wolverhampton Wanderers last time out.
Reasons to be positive regarding all three of those deals, although questions might be being asked over the wisdom of forking out a total fee of £74m on Benjamin Sesko, with the Slovenian following Sancho in being another expensive, young addition from the Bundesliga.
A player whom United have tracked since his teenage years, having even turned down the chance to sign him for just £2.5m back in 2019, there was a feeling that Sesko would always end up at Old Trafford, just like Sancho before him.
Like the Englishman too, the 6 foot 4 striker had showcased his quality on a relatively consistent basis back in Germany, racking up 40 goals and assists in just 79 games during his spell at RB Leipzig.
Much like Sancho was tipped to be the long-term solution on the flanks, Sesko has been tasked with finally solving United’s centre-forward woes, following a string of short-term or expensive gambles, be it from Odion Ighalo to Rasmus Hojlund.
Frustratingly, however, things haven’t got off to the most positive of starts, with eyebrows raised when United’s number 30 was merely the tenth penalty taker in the defeat to Grimsby Town, albeit while having reportedly been suffering from cramp.
Indeed, like Sancho’s beginning at Old Trafford, a need to get up to speed fitness-wise impacted the forward’s involvement in the early weeks of the season, having not started in the league until the Manchester derby defeat.
Two goals have since followed against Sunderland and Brentford, although there is a real desire to see more, with the 22-year-old brutally described as looking like “an academy player” last month by Liverpool legend, Robbie Fowler.
His display against Brighton was particularly impressive, having teed up Mbeumo for his first of the night with a delightful turn and pass, although such moments have been few and far between.
Games
11
13
Starts
6
10
Goals
2
4
Assists
1
0
Goal conversion
11%
20%
Big chances missed
3
5
Big chances created
0
2
Key passes*
0.6
0.7
Touches*
18.8
19.2
Total duels won*
38%
37%
Indeed, two missed chances against Tottenham Hotspur ultimately proved costly as United had to settle for a draw, with Sesko having been absent since then through injury.
A return to action could occur in Monday’s clash with Bournemouth, although with the New Year approaching, it already feels like a period wasted for Sesko, with little evidence to suggest he won’t merely follow in the footsteps of Hojlund – and Sancho – before him.
As already stated, first impressions may not be fatal, but they are crucial in winning over fans and pundits alike. Sancho, unfortunately, was never able to do just that, with Sesko in danger of following suit.
Man Utd have signed a "destroyer" who's a hybrid of Anderson and Fernandes
Manchester United already have their answer to all of their current midfield struggles.
حقق برشلونة فوزًا كاسحًا على ريال بيتيس بخماسية لثلاث أهداف، على ملعب لاكارتوخا ضمن منافسات الدوري الاسباني لكرة القدم.
وارتفع رصيد برشلونة للنقطة 40 في صدارة ترتيب الدوري الاسباني بفارق 4 نقاط عن ريال مدريد، وتجمد رصيد ريال بيتيس عند النقطة 24 في المركز الخامس.
وفاجأ أنتوني برشلونة بالهدف الأول في الدقيقة السادسة، وتعادل فيران توريس لصالح البارسا في الدقيقة 11 بعد صناعة من كوندي.
وفي الدقيقة الثالثة عشر وبعد مرور دقيقتين فقط أحرز فيران توريس الهدف الثاني بعرضية من روني باردجي تابعها بشكل رائع في شباك بيتيس.
اقرأ أيضاً.. لامين يامال يسجل هدف برشلونة الخامس أمام ريال بيتيس
وعزز روني باردجي بالهدف الثالث بعد صناعة من بيدري ليسدد بشكل رائع في شباك بيتيس في الدقيقة 31، وقبل نهاية الشوط الأول سجل فيران توريس الهاتريك والهدف الرابع في الدقيقة 40.
وفي الشوط الثاني أحرز لامين يامال الهدف الخامس من ضربة جزاء بعد أن اصطدمت الكرة بيد مدافع ريال بيتيس من تسديدة راشفورد، وفي الدقيقة 85 قلص بيتيس الفارق عن طريق ليورنتي وأحرز هرنانديز الهدف الثالث من ركلة جزاء لتنتهي المباراة بفوز مثير بخمسة أهداف لثلاثة.
Manchester United have now submitted a £24m opening bid for a “powerful” midfielder, who has been compared to Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton.
Man Utd stepping up new midfielder pursuit
Man United could smash their transfer record to get a new midfielder through the door, having set out to bolster their options in the engine room in 2026, and Wharton has been identified as one of their top targets, even though the Eagles are set to hold out for over £100m.
The Red Devils are confident they’ll be able to sign the Englishman, and it is little wonder they are so keen, given the level of some of his performances so far this season.
However, given that the move would be on the expensive side, it remains to be seen whether a deal will be possible, and some cheaper alternative targets have now been identified.
According to a report from Sport Time (via Sport Witness), Man United have now submitted an opening offer of €28m (£24m) for Olympiacos’ Christos Mouzakitis, who has started to attract interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.
Real Madrid have also made a slightly higher bid, but the Greek club aren’t in a rush to sanction a departure, and they are hoping to receive €40m (£35m) for the midfielder’s services in the January transfer window.
Olympiacos aren’t even willing to listen to proposals of less than €30m (£26m), so if a January deal is going to transpire, Ruben Amorim’s side will have to increase their offer.
"Powerful" Mouzakitis could be low-cost Wharton alternative
The advantage of signing Wharton is that he is already proven in the Premier League, but over £100m is a huge amount to pay for any player, and the Olympiacos star could be an interesting alternative option.
In fact, the 18-year-old has been directly compared to the Crystal Palace star by scout Ben Mattinson, who said: “Mouzakitis is a highly technical #8. As a profile if I was to compare him to someone, I’d say Adam Wharton and Granit Xhaka.”
“He’s that type of left footed #8 who’s tenacious off the ball, incredibly crisp passing through the lines, powerful ball striker, good weight of pass…”
Man Utd submit £26m offer for former Premier League striker
United have tabled a bid for a new centre-forward, who has been in impressive form this season.
By
Dominic Lund
Dec 3, 2025
The starlet, who has made five Champions League appearances this season, also has a keen eye for creating chances, averaging 0.47 assists per 90 over the past year, which places him in the 99th percentile compared to other midfielders.
As such, the seven-time Greek international could be an exciting long-term addition to Amorim’s squad, but Man United should also bring in a midfielder who has more experience at the top level, with Mouzakitis yet to prove himself in one of Europe’s major leagues.
Celtic are now reportedly plotting a 2026 move to sign a Manchester City ace, who Pep Guardiola called “world-class”.
Celtic targeting Premier League goalkeeper
There’s a lot of work for Wilfried Nancy to do in the transfer window and that work may well include signing a new goalkeeper next summer. As things stand, current No.1 Kasper Schmeichel is set to leave Celtic as a free agent at the end of his contract next summer, handing the Bhoys the task of finding a replacement.
The former Leicester City man has been an excellent servant since replacing Joe Hart in 2024, but looks destined to bow out of Scotland at 39 years old.
Celtic star with 'high ceiling' could be biggest winner of Nancy's arrival
This promising young Celtic talent could be the biggest winner of Wilfried Nancy’s arrival at the club.
ByDan Emery Dec 6, 2025
Celtic may also have no choice but to target attacking reinforcements in the January transfer window, amid reports that Daizen Maeda could leave the club. The Japan international has plenty of admirers in the Premier League and could yet deal the Bhoys an undeniable blow this winter.
Speaking about the January transfer window and potential additions after arriving, new manager Nancy told reporters: “Each organisation, the idea is to improve.
“I’m going to have to assess the team. I know them as a team because I’ve watched many games. Now it’s about knowing them as a person. After that we’ll see what is the best for the team. I like to take my time. I know that I don’t have a lot of time.
“It’s not a secret I want to play in a certain way. Proactivity, try to put [pressure] on the opposition, try to attack the ball as soon as possible and after that also be disgusting to play against when we defend – because we’re going to have moments when we’ve got to suffer.”
With that said, it could be a busy 2026 for those at Celtic Park and one that includes the arrival of Man City’s Stefan Ortega, according to reports.
Celtic plotting Ortega move
According to Pete O’Rourke of Football Insider, Celtic are now plotting a move to sign Ortega when his current Man City contract expires next summer. The 33-year-old could come straight in for Schmeichel as the Bhoys turn to English football for yet another shot-stopper.
Whilst Ortega has dropped down the pecking order at the Etihad, Guardiola hasn’t held back from praising the experienced goalkeeper in the past – telling reporters just last year: “Ortega is a world-class goalkeeper. An exceptional, exceptional goalkeeper.”
For Celtic, the move makes perfect sense. Their move for Hart worked out for all involved, so too did their move for Schmeichel. Now, it looks like they’re ready to follow the blueprint by signing Ortega.
After reporting the news, O’Rourke told Football Insider: “Ortega would be a good fit, you would think, especially if he does become a free agent in the summer.
“He’s basically just fallen totally out of favour at Man City, with Gianluigi Donnarumma and James Trafford ahead of him, and Marcus Bettinelli has been travelling with the squad.
“If Celtic are looking a new goalkeeper come the summer when Schmeichel’s contract is up, Ortega could be a really good pick up on a free transfer.
Liverpool agree terms to sign "aggressive" Celtic teenager in first Nancy exit
Corinthians e Cruzeiro se enfrentam neste domingo (14) para definir o primeiro finalista da Copa do Brasil. Além de manter vivo o sonho do último título em disputa na temporada, o confronto coloca em avaliação dois trabalhos distintos, que poderão ser celebrados ou questionados conforme o resultado.
continua após a publicidadeRelacionadasCorinthiansHistórico de Dorival na Copa do Brasil é trunfo do Corinthians rumo à finalCorinthians13/12/2025
+ Corinthians x Cruzeiro: o retrospecto em defesas de pênaltis de Cássio e Hugo Souza
De um lado, o Corinthians, campeão estadual sobre o maior rival, mas que conviveu com turbulências durante a campanha no Brasileirão e acabou na metade inferior da tabela. Do outro, um Cruzeiro que rivalizou com duas das principais potências do país no torneio nacional, mas ainda não levantou taças.
Os paulistas têm vantagem mínima após a vitória na partida de ida, fora de casa, e decidem a eliminatória na Neo Química Arena, que anunciou ingressos esgotados para a semifinal. Ainda assim, dependem do título para disputar a próxima edição da Libertadores, enquanto os mineiros já têm vaga assegurada na fase de grupos.
continua após a publicidadeEquipes buscam evitar crise no fim da temporada
O Corinthians chega para a partida de volta com o objetivo de manter vivo o sonho do segundo título na temporada e afastar a sequência negativa nesta reta final do ano, período em que o clube caiu diversas posições na tabela do Campeonato Brasileiro.
Além da vaga na Libertadores, a conquista garantiria ao Corinthians uma premiação milionária, considerada essencial para o clube, que enfrenta problemas financeiros recentes.
continua após a publicidade
Já a equipe comandada por Leonardo Jardim busca evitar uma temporada sem títulos e encerrar o ano em alta, após eliminações precoces na Copa Sul-Americana, ainda na fase de grupos, e no Campeonato Mineiro.
O campeão da Copa do Brasil irá embolsar R$ 77,175 milhões, enquanto o vice-campeão do torneio ficará com aproximadamente R$ 33 milhões.
➡️ Tudo sobre o Timão agora no WhatsApp. Siga o nosso novo canal Lance! Corinthians
Eliminatória entre Corinthians e Cruzeiro
O Corinthians venceu o confronto de ida por 1 a 0, no Mineirão, em partida disputada na última quarta-feira (10). O gol alvinegro foi marcado pelo atacante Memphis Depay, que finalizou livre após cruzamento de Yuri Alberto, ainda na primeira etapa.
O jogo de volta acontece neste domingo (14), na Neo Química Arena, onde o Corinthians joga por um empate para chegar à decisão. O vencedor da eliminatória enfrentará o ganhador do duelo entre Vasco e Fluminense, que se enfrentam no mesmo dia, no Maracanã.