
BOYS TENNIS: Doubles teams reach semifinals of District 2 Championships
Abington Heights doubles teams advance to District 2 semifinals!
Juventude defeated São Paulo 3-1 in the Copa do Brasil, knocking them out of the tournament. The match saw Juventude dominate with a man advantage in the second half.
In chaotic clash, Juventude deadly in the air, knock out São Paulo
Juventude knocked São Paulo out of the Copa do Brasil.
With a man advantage throughout the entire second half, the Caxias do Sul side came out on top this Wednesday (13), winning 3-1 at the Jaconi.
They turned around the fifth-round tie after a narrow defeat at MorumBIS.
The first half was chaotic when it came to the refereeing. Then Papo punished SPFC in the air in the second half, saw Tricolor come back to life, but still secured qualification.
They secured R$3 million in prize money and increased the pressure on Roger Machado’s work.
The battle for space between Calleri and Rodrigo Sam after a long ball from Sabino ended with both players on the ground in the 35th minute of the first half.
And the Juventude center-back had a bloodied mouth after being hit by the Argentine.
The captain of the Jaconi side, wearing No. 34, was furious that the Tricolor striker was not shown a card.
Then, in the 37th minute, Rodrigo Sam got his "revenge," hitting Calleri in the back of the neck.
That earned him a yellow card.
Luciano had already been feeling pain in the back of his right thigh and ended up being substituted in the 43rd minute.
Juventude won 3-1 against São Paulo, securing their advancement in the tournament.
The match was crucial as it determined who would advance in the Copa do Brasil, with Juventude knocking out São Paulo.
The final score was Juventude 3, São Paulo 1.
Juventude faced São Paulo on Wednesday, the 13th, in the Copa do Brasil.

Abington Heights doubles teams advance to District 2 semifinals!

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Ferreirinha came off the bench and was sent off in his very first action.
Referee Rodrigo José Pereira de Lima saw aggression from the Tricolor forward, who was shown a red card after just 30 seconds on the pitch.
Juventude had the best chances before halftime. But failed to make them count.
Barbieri took off the fired-up Sam. Roger, in turn, increased the number of center-backs on the field by bringing on Osorio.
The home side started to show composure on the ball.
They found spaces and leveled the tie in the 65th minute, with Gabriel Pinheiro beating Enzo Díaz in the air.
SPFC could not find their footing.
And they continued to be easy prey in the air.
It was up to Marcos Paulo to take advantage of another perfect cross and put Papo ahead in the tie (73').
Roger Machado made changes to add more firepower in attack.
And Tapia, who had just come on, put SPFC back in the contest by beating Pedro Rocha in the 85th minute.
It was Tricolor’s first shot on target in the match. And the end of the Chilean’s 14-game drought.
The closing stages became unpredictable.
And Sabino had a huge chance to send São Paulo through.
Then came yet another high ball into the Tricolor box.
Rafael made the first save, but Mandaca finished it off to send Juventude through (94').
Juventude’s next opponent will be decided by a draw, the date of which has not yet been announced by the CBF.
What is certain is that those matchups will only be played in the first week of August.
Papo will be back in action on Sunday (16), when they visit Athletic at Arena Sicredi.
A match for the ninth round of Série B.
SPFC, meanwhile, will face Fluminense at the Maracanã a day earlier, on Saturday (15).
A clash for the 16th round of the Brasileirão.
Photo: Fernando Alves/ECJ
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