Galo advanced the classification in the Copa do Nordeste. On Wednesday night (20), CRB beat Juazeirense 3×1 at the Rei Pelé Stadium. With the result, the Regatiano team recorded their third victory in six games in the “Lampions”, adding 11 points in Group A. On the other side , Cancão remains with three and is in second place in Group B.
Anselmo Ramon was the man of the game. A show from number 9. Pushed by their fans, CRB imposed its pace, dominated the midfield and didn’t give Juazeirense the slightest chance at Trapichão. At seven, Gegê finished very dangerously and almost scored. Shortly afterwards, the star of the night’s protagonist shone: Anselmo Ramon.
At 20, the center forward received the reference, turned towards the marker and was brought down in the area. Next to the play, the referee awarded a penalty. At the kick, Anselmo himself went for the ball and opened the scoring at Trapichão. And he didn’t stop there. With their foot on the accelerator, the Regatian team increased the pressure moments before the break and increased their advantage. At 38, Anselmo Ramon, always him, played well with Mike, invaded the area and placed it in the corner, with no chance for goalkeeper Gabriel: 2×0.
After the break, Juazeirense turned the key and adopted a more aggressive stance and, finally, started to bother the Regatian defense. At 15, Clébson rose to the second post, Alexsandro went behind the marker and completed the goal. It would be the visitors’ first, but the assistant caught the play being offside. The invalidation of the move did not slow Cancão’s pace, which shortened Alagoas’ advantage shortly afterwards. After a fight in the CRB area, Alexsandro took advantage of a poor cut by the home defense and finished firmly, putting the Bahians back into the match.
The goal, which could be an indication of a reaction from Juazeirense, ended up serving as a warning for Galo de Campina, who improved their marking, closed spaces better and managed the result until killing the game in the final minutes. At 45, Caio César went down the left, carried to the bottom line and crossed to Labandeira, who appeared free at the second post and didn’t hesitate, giving the final numbers to the match: 3×1.
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