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The Gols do Brasileirão account reported that Samuel Xavier criticized the refereeing of the Fla-Flu match and stated that Flamengo and Palmeiras were favored. In a video credited to TV Globo, he said that, in his view, the refereeing wanted only the two clubs to advance. https://t.co/BKG0LM01D4 #FlaFlu #arbitragem #Futebol (translated)

Olé do Brasil published a humorous text in which it stated that Palmeiras would not charge for what it called a football lesson at Nubank Parque, in solidarity with Corinthians. The profile mocked that the rival would not have money even for lunchboxes and that a new debt could result in another transfer ban. It also wrote that Memphis Depay would have watched Giay to learn how to score goals. #palmeiras #corinthians #brasileirao #futebol #futebolbrasileiro #futebol #palmeiras #corinthians (translated)

POPTime reported that Zayn was booed by Brazilians after appearing with a Palmeiras shirt during a show at Nubank Parque. According to the profile, the singer joked that if he knew the piece would be poorly received, he would have come back without clothes. https://t.co/kBz93TMkxS #Zayn #Palmeiras #show (translated)

A Tracklist reported that, in less than an hour of the show, Zayn appeared wearing a Flamengo shirt but took it off upon realizing he was at the Palmeiras stadium. According to the publication, he apologized, returned to the stage wearing a Verdão shirt, and said that Brazil was the best place in the world. https://t.co/20NcTMG5SU #Zayn #Palmeiras #Brasil (translated)

The tracklist reported that Zayn apologized for wearing a Flamengo shirt at the Palmeiras stadium and took it off. According to the publication, he said he didn't want to offend anyone and that he just liked the soccer team. https://t.co/msW3wtQdON #Zayn #Futebol #Flamengo (translated)

Venê Casagrande argued that Daronco and Toski should be removed from officiating the classic match between Palmeiras and Corinthians. He stated that it did not make sense for the two to work in a match involving one of the title contenders against Flamengo, which, according to him, had been significantly harmed by the refereeing in the game the previous day at Vila Belmiro. #Futebol #Arbitragem #Palmeiras (translated)

Bagi reported information about the demonstration scheduled for Sunday, 11/10, starting at 11 am, at MASP, on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo. According to the publication, a walk to Praça Roosevelt was planned for 1 pm, and more information could be found on the organization's profile, Bella Vascc. Bagi recommended that participants bring documents, emergency contacts, medical information, and personal medications. He also suggested safety measures for cell phones, comfortable clothing, and sun protection, as well as water, food, first aid items, and a change of clothes. The publication further advised that people go in groups and arrange a meeting point. Regarding the security of the event, Bagi stated that the organization had informed about the presence of military police from the 11th battalion. He also mentioned that the Corinthian Revolution would provide support and that antifascist fan groups from Palmeiras and Santos were confirmed. Bagi wrote that Erika Hilton, Sâmia Bomfim, and Guilherme Boulos were among the confirmed names in the trio, noting that there could be other participants. The official hashtag, according to the publication, was #MovimentoDia11. #MovimentoDia11 #MovimentoDia11 #Manifestação #AtoPúblico (translated)

Palmeiras expressed indignation at Flamengo's official statement and stated that the Rio club tried to pressure the refereeing before this Sunday's Derby (11). According to Palmeiras, by publicly questioning Anderson Daronco's performance at Vila Belmiro and mentioning that he would referee the classic, Flamengo cast doubt on CBF's lineups and embarrassed the referee. The São Paulo club argued that Daronco should not be pressured by events from a previous match and should be able to work impartially. They also stated that clubs could discuss refereeing in CBF forums or express themselves publicly, but they should do so responsibly. Palmeiras said that communications that, in its view, exceeded the limits of healthy debate undermined the credibility of the competitions. #Palmeiras #Futebol #Arbitragem (translated)

Palmeiras expressed indignation at the statement released by Flamengo on Friday (9) and asserted that the Rio club was resorting to old strategies to pressure the refereeing at a decisive moment in the season. They also attributed repeated unethical conduct to the current management of Flamengo. According to Palmeiras, by publicly criticizing referee Anderson Daronco for supposed errors at Vila Belmiro and mentioning that he would officiate the Derby on Sunday (11), Flamengo cast doubt on the CBF's appointments and embarrassed the professional. The club stated that Daronco should not be subjected to external pressures or carry the weight of a previous match into the classic. Palmeiras said that the CBF offered institutional forums to discuss refereeing decisions and conduct and defended that public statements should be made responsibly. The club also condemned announcements that, in its view, exceeded the limits of debate and called into question the credibility of the competitions. Suggested insinuations against referees, it added, did not help promote respect among the institutions and professionals in football. #Palmeiras #Futebol #Arbitragem (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)

Palmeiras informed that the first episode of the #SinalVerde series, produced in partnership with Leapmotor Brazil, was already available on TV Palmeiras. The club said that the guest for the premiere was Andreas. https://t.co/SonNX2GJwt #Leapmotor #SinalVerde #TVPalmeiras #Andreas (translated)

The People’s Time stated that, with negotiations for Ramón Díaz stalled, the Corinthians board should seek progress in talks with Sylvinho. According to the profile, nothing had been finalized yet: the intention was to announce the new coach on Thursday, but the board continued working on Friday to try to secure a coach before the derby on Sunday against Palmeiras. The profile said that Corinthians was racing against time to determine who would lead the team in the classic match. #Corinthians #Sylvinho #Futebol (translated)