🔴 Corinthians and Racing draw with great goals; follow the bids

Corinthians and Racing will draw 2 x 2, this Thursday (24), in the first game of the semi-finals of the Copa CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2024.

The return match will be next Thursday (31), at the Presidente Perón Stadium, in Argentina, at the same time.

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The grand final of the 2024 South American Championship will be played on November 23rd, at the General Pablo Rojas Stadium, in Asunción, Paraguay. In addition to Corinthians and Racing, Cruzeiro and Lanús are competing for a place in the tournament’s decision.

The match was played under a storm and was marked by great goals!

After just five minutes, after a shot from the goalkeeper, defender Cacá didn’t head off and ended up giving an “assist” to Maximiliano Salas, who took it first and covered Hugo Souza to open the scoring for Racing.

Corinthians responded quickly with Yuri Alberto, giving a touch of class already inside the area after a beautiful play by Memphis Depay.

Still in the first half, Yuri Alberto dropped an untimely bomb and declared Timão’s turnaround.

However, at the beginning of the complementary stage, Martirena made a beautiful individual play, with the right to the pen, he crossed Almendra and hit the corner to leave everything equal again.

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Coronado took a risk from outside the box, but the ball went up a little too high!

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After a header from Alex Santana, completing Igor Coronado’s lift, Ángel Romero threw himself into the small area to reach the ball, but finished over the crossbar.

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After conceding the equalizer, the black and white defense lost its focus, and the Argentines almost managed to turn things around with a bomb from outside the area. Hugo Souza saved it!

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Martirena made a beautiful individual play, with the right to the pen, he squared with Almendra and hit the corner to leave everything even.

Now, Corinthians 2 x 2 Racing!

Ball rolling at the Neo Química Arena for Corinthians 2 x 1 Racing!

Will Timão extend the advantage or will the Argentines react?

The heavy rain that falls in Itaquera made Racing’s coach a “victim”. Look at the slip!

Corinthians beat Racing 2 x 1.

With the partial result, Timão could even draw next Thursday (31), in Argentina, which advances to the South American final against Cruzeiro or Lanús!

Author of the Argentine goal, Maximiliano Salas shot across the cross, but the ball went wide of Hugo Souza’s post.

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Yuri Alberto cleared the play and released the bomb from outside the area to complete the turnaround with another beautiful goal.

Now, Corinthians 2 x 1 Racing!

Memphis Depay crossed from the right, and defender André Ramalho appeared in the area to head the goalkeeper’s great save.

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Memphis Depay made a great individual play at the edge of the area and served Yuri Alberto, who made a touch with great skill to take it from the goalkeeper and leave everything equal.

Now, Corinthians 1 x 1 Racing.

After a shot from the goalkeeper, defender Cacá was unable to head it off, and the ball was left for Maximiliano Salas to catch first time to cover up Hugo Souza and open the scoring for Racing with a great goal.

Now Corinthians 0 x 1 Racing!

Ball rolling at the Neo Química Arena for Corinthians x Racing!

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In relation to the last game (0 x 0 with Flamengo, in the Copa do Brasil), coach Ramón Díaz opted for Fagner, Cacá, Carrillo and Memphis Depay to replace Matheuzinho, Gustavo Henrique, Ángel Romero and Talles Magno, respectively.

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