Last night’s winner against Internacional, Botafogo from Bruno Lage now has a sixteen-point lead at the top of the Brazilian Championship.
Nothing seems to be able to stop them. Not even dumplings sillier than their gk, Lucas Perry. A quick lead to the score On a Saturday-to-Sunday night, Botafogo players managed to spark a comeback to confirm their ambitions at the top of Brazil’s top flight.
New success for Bruno Lage
The challenge was not easy, however, the Portuguese coach Bruno Lage pick it up. He arrived in Botafogo during the season, after an unexpected departure Luis Castro In addition to Al-Nasr in Saudi Arabia, the former coach of the Wolverhampton team is currently succeeding in keeping his new team at the top of the Brazilian championship.
Last night’s winner, Bruno Lage’s Botafogo still lead the Brazilian Championship, 16 points off second. 🇧🇷🤯 pic.twitter.com/1IfTQtWkH6
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If he had started this adventure in South America with a draw with Santos (2-2), the Portuguese was able to raise the bar by winning seven points over the next three days and also qualify his team to the quarter-finals of the Copa America. earlier this month.
Tonight, on the occasion of the club’s 119th anniversary, Botafogo had to develop their best football against Internacional. Delayed after an individual foul by the goalkeeper of the team he coaches Bruno Lage He was able to re-emerge in the second half, thanks to his achievements Joao Victor and the former Marseille Louis Henrique (3-1).
On the way to the address?
Bruno Lage It looks well on its way to expanding its award show. Four years after his last career trophy, won under SL Benfica, the Portuguese technician is at the helm of the Brazilian First Division.
After 19 rounds, Botafogo have no fewer than 47 points, 16 more than their first four finishers, Flamengo, Fluminense, Palmeiras and Bragantino, who have one game less. By winning on Sunday, the Rio de Janeiro-based team broke the historic points record in the first leg of this tournament.
If all the lights are green, the road to the title is still long for the Brazilian club, which has been waiting for a historic third title for nearly 30 years. to Bruno Lage To continue this momentum, which was perfectly started by its predecessor Luis Castro.
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