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Clube de Regatas do Flamengo wins Copa do Brasil, Filipe Luís decisive

Flamengo are the champions of the Copa do Brasil for the fourth time

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo defeated Clube Atlético Mineiro 6-5 on penalties to win the Copa do Brasil. After a goalless draw in the first leg, the second leg was more lively with both teams creating chances. Flamengo took the lead late in the game through Filipe Luís, but Atlético Mineiro equalized in the 90th minute to take the game to penalties. Flamengo won the penalty shootout 6-5, with Filipe Luís scoring the winning penalty. The win is Flamengo's fourth Copa do Brasil title, and their first since 2013.

Flamengo were the better team on the night

Flamengo were the better team on the night and deserved to win. They created more chances than Atlético Mineiro and were more dangerous in attack. The only time that Atlético Mineiro really threatened was when they scored their equalizer in the 90th minute. Other than that, Flamengo were in control of the game and looked like the more likely team to win. Flamengo goalkeeper Diego Alves was also in fine form, making several important saves to keep Atlético Mineiro at bay.

Filipe Luís was the hero for Flamengo

Filipe Luís was the hero for Flamengo. He scored the winning penalty in the shootout and was also solid defensively throughout the game. The Brazilian left-back has been a key player for Flamengo since joining the club in 2019, and he was once again one of their best players in the Copa do Brasil final.

Flamengo's win is a sign of their dominance in Brazilian football

Flamengo's win is a sign of their dominance in Brazilian football. They have now won the Copa do Brasil four times in the last eight years, and they are also the current champions of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. Flamengo are one of the most successful clubs in Brazil, and they are currently one of the best teams in South America. The Copa do Brasil win is a further sign of their dominance, and it is a testament to the quality of their players and their coach, Jorge Jesus.