🎥 At home, Corinthians loses to Huracán in the South American debut
🎥 At home, Corinthians loses to Huracán in the South American debut
🎥 At home, Corinthians loses to Huracán in the South American debut
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
At Neo Química Arena, Corinthians lost to Huracán by 2 x 1, on Wednesday (2), in the first round of the group stage of the Conmebol South American 2025.
Advertisement
Silly and individual mistakes were fundamental to the negative result.
Just six minutes in, the Argentines opened the scoring with Sequeira, with a header, completing the corner kick taken in the area.
Timão did not give up and went on to seek the equalizer, which also came with a header, with Raniele (13') completing the cross from the right of Carrillo.
But, in another mistake by the defense, Gustavo Henrique failed to cut off the cross from the right and handed the ball to Sequeira's (37') feet, who filled his foot to give Huracán the lead again.
After the interval, Corinthians went on to seek a new equalizer, but ran into the strong defensive system of the Argentines.
Advertisement
🚦 How it stands
Corinthians returns to the field on Saturday (5), when they host Vasco, at Neo Química Arena, in the second round of the Brazilian Championship 2025.
📆 Check Corinthians' schedule in the Sudamericana
04/08 - 21:30 - América de Cali x Corinthians
04/24 - 19:00 - Corinthians x Racing Montevideo
05/06 - 21:30 - Corinthians x América de Cali
05/15 - 19:00 - Racing Montevideo x Corinthians
05/27 - 21:30 - Huracán x Corinthians
📸 Alexandre Schneider - 2025 Getty Images
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
5 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Lee Carsley ‘delighted' for Liam Delap despite England Under-21 absence
England Under-21s boss Lee Carsley insists he is not disappointed in Liam Delap's decision to go to the Club World Cup with Chelsea rather than the European Under-21 Championship. Delap made the switch to Stamford Bridge from Ipswich this week and is set to travel with the Chelsea squad to the United States for the club tournament which starts on June 14, three days after the Euros get underway. Advertisement Delap's absence from the Young Lions squad means they miss an integral part of their forward line which could be pivotal to their success this month. Carsley instead spoke of his delight for Delap moving up in his career to a 'prestigious' club. Speaking at a press conference at St George's Park, he said: 'I'm definitely not disappointed. I'm delighted for Liam and his family. 'It's a brilliant thing for an English centre-forward to play in the Premier League at such a prestigious club like Chelsea. 'Hopefully, he'll do really well there and push for the senior team. We'll move on. We've moved on quite quickly. Advertisement 'We've always known that two or three of the players could move to clubs that were playing in the Club World Cup. 'The Club World Cup hasn't come out of the blue. We've been preparing for this competition for two years, knowing that the Club World Cup was always in the background. 'It's not frustrating one bit. I definitely still see the importance of some of our players that will play in that competition. It's a brilliant thing for them to do.' Jobe Bellingham is another squad member linked with a Club World Cup move (Martin Rickett/PA) Sunderland midfielder Jobe Bellingham has been included in Carsley's 23-player squad despite being linked with a move to Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund – who will also take part in the Club World Cup. Advertisement Dortmund have until June 10, when FIFA's special transfer window for the Club World Cup will close, to complete a deal. The regular window then opens on the 16th, which could still see Bellingham move clubs while on England duty. Once England kick off their tournament against Czech Republic on June 12, Carsley is unable to call anyone else up which could leave a hole in his side if a move happens. Carsley added: 'Jobe is an important part of our squad and will be travelling with us. 'We just have to make sure that we're flexible, similar to what we've done with all of the players. 'We're here to support them, make sure we help them as much as we can.' Carsley also confirmed James McAtee will captain the side for this summer's tournament. Advertisement The 22-year-old has started to break through into Manchester City's first team and has also featured 18 times for the England Under-21s. Carsley said: 'James McAtee will captain the team. James is a very important player to the team, to the squad. 'He's a player that's done really well in the past, a player that I coached for a while. So enjoy working with him.'
Yahoo
8 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Manchester City exit beckons for midfielder after Pep Guardiola snub
James McAtee is relishing the prospect of playing in Germany as VfB Stuttgart, Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayer Leverkusen line up to sign the Manchester City attacking midfielder this summer, as per a new report. The 22-year-old prefers a permanent move away from the Etihad Stadium for regular first-team football after playing a bit-part role under Pep Guardiola last term, making 27 appearances in all competitions and scoring seven times in 936 first-team minutes. Advertisement McAtee requested to leave in January but a personnel crisis and Manchester City's concerning form saw Guardiola plead the Salford-born academy graduate to stay, with McAtee since playing a much greater role in the first-team in the business end of the season. However, Manchester City are closing in on the signings of Lyon forward Rayan Cherki, Wolves left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri and AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders after the board let Kevin De Bruyne leave at the end of his contract. Manchester City are reportedly eyeing a few more signings but expect to have the aforementioned trio through the door in time for the FIFA Club World Cup, with the ongoing 10-day transfer window shutting on June 10. Advertisement Guardiola and co are due to fly to the United States for the tournament in a week and it has been reported recently that Jack Grealish is set to be axed from the squad as the Manchester City record signing considers his future and looks for a new club. McAtee has been named in Lee Carsley's England squad for the U-21 European Championship – a preference that is highly likely to mark the end of the young midfielder's Manchester City career heading into the new season. The Bundesliga is often as McAtee's preferred destination owing to the number of English players who have moved to Germany in the last five years and progressed their careers with regular first-team football at the likes of Borussia Dortmund. According to Florian Plettenburg reporting for Sky Germany, VfB Stuttgart have added James McAtee to their shortlist and are monitoring the midfielder's situation at the Etihad Stadium closely, with the 22-year-old entering the final 12 months of his contract at his boyhood club. Advertisement Eintracht Frankfurt have also made an enquiry for the former Sheffield United loanee and Bayer Leverkusen are also reportedly showing an interest – though there remains no formal contact between the 2024 Bundesliga winners and Manchester City. McAtee has also attracted interest from Italy but prefers a move to Germany in the coming months – and Manchester City will look to cash in on their academy graduate for a suitable offer as he enters the last year of his current deal. The midfielder's departure will add him to the bracket of Cole Palmer, Liam Delap, Jadon Sancho, Morgan Rogers and many others who have come through the City Football Academy and sought a permanent transfer to progress their respective careers.
Associated Press
10 minutes ago
- Associated Press
Arsenal defender Gabriel signs new contract extension
LONDON (AP) — Arsenal center back Gabriel Magalhaes signed a new long-term deal Friday that will reportedly keep the Brazil international at the club until 2029. Gabriel missed the last two months of the season with a hamstring injury but has formed a formidable partnership with France international William Saliba to anchor an Arsenal defense that has been the best in the Premier League. 'I arrived here as a young player and after almost five years I'm so happy and I've learned a lot,' Gabriel said. 'I'm so proud of myself, it's an amazing journey, and I'm so happy to continue it.' The 27-year-old defender joined the Gunners in 2020 from French club Lille and has played 210 games in all competitions. He has scored 20 goals for Arsenal, becoming a major threat at corners and other set pieces. Gabriel was handed an extension even though his previous contract did not expire until 2027, signaling his importance to coach Mikel Arteta. Arsenal did not confirm the length of the contract, but British media reported it was a four-year deal. With Gabriel in the defensive line, Arsenal conceded the fewest goals in the last two seasons in the Premier League. The deal comes after Arsenal finished second in the English league for the third straight year. ___ AP soccer:
