Soccer
31 Mar 2024 | 10:42 |
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The Flamengo delegation embarks this Sunday (31) towards Bogotá, Colombia, amid anxiety and anticipation for their debut in the Copa Libertadores da América. The destination is the clash against Millonarios, scheduled for next Tuesday (2), at 7pm (Brasília time), at the El Campín Stadium.
The players and members of the Mais Querido technical committee They are scheduled to arrive early this Sunday evening, where they will begin final preparations for the crucial clash. Under the leadership of coach Tite, the team will have a training day at the Colombian football federation's CT, scheduled for Monday afternoon (1/4), at 4pm (Brasília time), aiming for tactical and physical adjustments.
With a pulsating competitive spirit and the objective of achieving a good result in the first challenge of the competition, Flamengo focuses its efforts on optimizing performance and ensuring a solid debut. Expectations are high not only among the players and coaching staff, but also among the fans, who are anxiously waiting to see Rubro-Negro in action in the biggest club competition in South America.
In a scenario Marked by the uncertainty and volatility of football, Flamengo seeks to maintain focus and determination in the face of the challenge that presents itself. The club's tradition and historical weight fuel hopes of a victorious campaign, while caution and respect for the Colombian opponent permeate the preliminary preparations.
FLAMENGO GOES IN SEARCH FOR THE TITLE
The confrontation with Millonarios is not just a game, but the beginning of a challenging journey towards the much-desired title. Every pass, every move, will be crucial in the search for success in the continental competition. And for Flamengo, this commitment goes beyond the four lines, it represents the union of a nation around a common objective: glory on the South American stage.
While the eyes of the football world turn to Bogotá, the Flamengo is preparing to face not just an opponent, but a challenge that transcends the playing field. With determination, determination and the unconditional support of its fans, Mais Querido seeks to leave its mark in the history of the Libertadores, writing a new chapter of glories and achievements.
In this context of expectations and emotions, Flamengo continues his journey towards the continental dream, with the certainty that each step taken is more than a simple move, it is a reflection of the commitment and passion that feeds the red and black heart. And as the ball rolls and the minutes tick by, Flamengo reaffirms its prominent place on the South American football scene, ready to face the challenges that lie ahead, one game at a time.
The red-and-black fans sell out tickets in record time for the match against Grêmio at Maracanã, reinforcing the expectation of a full house in the decisive clash
28 Ago 2025 | 21:15 |
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Flamengo announced this Thursday (28) that there are no more tickets available for the duel against Grêmio , next Sunday (31), for the Brazilian Championship. The expectation is more than 60 thousand fans at Maracanã, a scenario that promises to transform the stadium into a cauldron to push the Rio team in search of another victory in the national competition.
The match is considered crucial for both teams. Mengão, the outright leader with 46 points, is looking to extend its lead over Palmeiras, second with 42, and Cruzeiro , third with 41. Cruzeiro, meanwhile, sees the match as a chance to react and halt the Rio de Janeiro team's momentum.
More than 60,000 tickets were made available, and approximately 65,000 people are expected to attend Maracanã, including free tickets. Tickets ranged from R$80 in the South section to R$500 in Maracanã Mais. All tickets were sold five days in advance.
The last time the team played at the stadium was in the 8-0 rout of Vitória , on a Monday night. Even at the unusual time, more than 60,000 fans showed up to support the team.
Flamengo 's likely starting lineup is expected to retain the same core from the last game. Thus, Filipe Luís is expected to field: Rossi, Varela, Léo Pereira, Léo Ortiz, Ayrton Lucas, Jorginho, Saúl, Arrascaeta, Plata, Samuel Lino, and Pedro.
The defender of the Mais Querido appeared at the Barra da Tijuca Court in a hearing about his children and denied failing to fulfill his obligations as a father.
28 Ago 2025 | 20:38 |
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Flamengo defender Léo Pereira was face to face with his ex-wife, Tainá Castro, in a hearing held this Thursday (28), at the Barra da Tijuca Forum, in Rio de Janeiro. The judicial meeting dealt with matters related to the former couple's children, Matteo, 4, and Helena, 5.
After leaving the scene, the player stated in an interview with the Leo Dias website that the process is proceeding smoothly and emphasized that he is upholding his parental responsibilities. " It was very calm, easy. It was just a hearing to discuss the children's issues. Today we only talk about the children. We have a good relationship, I've never failed to provide for the children, I'm very calm, the truth will always come out," the athlete stated.
Earlier, the LeoDias website revealed that Léo Pereira was given 72 hours to pay overdue child support. Failure to comply could result in arrest. The player has publicly denied this claim.
The marriage between the athlete and the digital influencer ended in 2023. Currently, Tainá Castro is married to fellow player Éder Militão, with whom she has a 3-year-old daughter , Cecília, the result of the Real Madrid defender's relationship with Karoline Lima, Léo Pereira's current girlfriend.
Hours before the hearing, Tainá Castro took to social media to report an unusual act by her ex-husband. According to her, Léo Pereira picked up their son Matteo to take him to soccer practice, a gesture that doesn't happen often.
The 35-year-old referee from Minas Gerais has already registered more than 360 infractions in 12 Serie A matches and tends to chop up games, although he issues cards within the national average.
28 Ago 2025 | 18:26 |
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The clash between Flamengo and Grêmio , scheduled for this Sunday (31), at 4 pm, at Maracanã, for the Brazilian Championship, will be conducted by Paulo Zanovelli . The 35-year-old referee from Minas Gerais is refereeing a game for the Mais Querido for the second time this season . In the first opportunity, against Mirassol, his performance generated criticism due to the excessive stoppages.
In that match, 36 fouls were called, 23 committed by the Red-Blacks and 13 by the opponents. The referee's style worries fans and experts, as the match could lose intensity and effective ball play.
The numbers confirm the trend. In 12 Brasileirão 2025 matches, Zanovelli called 362 fouls, an average of 30.17 fouls per match. This rate is considered high, especially compared to the Premier League , where the average is around 20 fouls per game.
Despite this, the issuing of cards hasn't kept pace with the same intensity. The referee has handed out 54 yellow cards so far, resulting in an average of 4.5 warnings per game , within the national league standard.
Maracanã is preparing for a big party next Sunday (30). With all tickets sold out, the expectation is for more than 60 thousand people present at the stadium . The Nation will be in force after the great 8-0 victory over the victory in the last round.
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