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The Corinthians published official note on Tuesday (01) stating that they filed with the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD) requesting that the change of the date of the game back against Flamengo in the Cup of Brazil be reversed.
In a note, Timão informs that he disagrees with the decision of CBF and talks about justice in football. "More than defending its own interests, Corinthians reinforces the importance of decisions following what has been established, in favor of the preservation of a fair, competitive and transparent Brazilian football," says note.
In addition to Corinthians, Vasco da Gama also tries to change the date of the confrontation against Atlético-MG on the other side of the key, also modified by CBF.
The Corinthians plays the one-way match against the Flamengo on Wednesday (02), in the Maracanã.
SEE THE NOTE:
The Sport Club Corinthians Paulista comes to the public expressing its concern about the integrity of the Brazilian Championship and the Brazilian Cup, fundamental pillars of national football. The recent decision of the Brazilian Confederation of Football (CBF) to change the dates of the semifinal of the Cup of Brazil disrespects the regulation, compromising the isonomy between clubs and, mainly, endangering the credibility of competitions.
Rather than defending its own interests, Corinthians reinforces the importance of decisions following what has been established, in favor of the preservation of fair, competitive and transparent Brazilian football. The integrity of competitions must be a priority, above any external influence, and the club will continue to fight for respect for the regulation to be maintained in all spheres.
In defense of these principles and to ensure justice in competitions, the Corinthians took the measure of entering with an action in the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD), questioning the change made by CBF without due respect for the regulation and the clubs involved. The club expects the court to reestablish previously agreed dates, preserving the smoothness and balance of competitions.
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