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Sesc Flamengo begins its quest for its 20th Rio de Janeiro Volleyball Championship title
30 Set 2025 | 19:08
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18 Mar 2024 | 14:36 |
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Flamengo intensified conversations in the search for the construction of the stadium itself in recent weeks. According to the investigation by journalist Gustavo Henrique from the “Dando Choque” portal, Mercado Livre would be willing to invest R$1 billion in the project.
“Flamengo entered the intense process of building the stadium. Everyone wants to be on the project. Partners arrive and things start to happen. Mercado Livre is willing to invest R$1 billion to have the name rights to the new Flamengo stadium”, said Choque, in a video on his YouTube channel.
The company's idea is to hold the naming right for the possible new Rubro-Negro stadium. It is worth noting that the company recently purchased the rights to promote the brand in Pacaembu, in São Paulo, for 1 billion and 700 million reais. The movement shows the company's tendency to have its name linked to football stadiums.
Another point to remember is that Banco BRB, another sponsor of Rubro-Negro, also showed interest in the naming rights from Flamengo stadium. The institution's offer would be R$700 million, a value lower than that of Mercado Livre.
Despite all the interest, Flamengo's stadium project is still very embryonic. Therefore, Rubro-Negro is still looking to purchase the land, which until now would be the site of the old Gasometer, in the port region of Rio de Janeiro.
Mengão faces Flu in the Rio de Janeiro Women's Volleyball Championship and the classic takes place at Tijuca Tênis Clube after a victory in the debut over Tijuca
03 Out 2025 | 11:25 |
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Sesc Flamengo returns to the court this Friday (October 3rd) at 8 p.m. to face Fluminense in another round of the Rio de Janeiro Women's Volleyball Championship. The match will take place again at Tijuca Tênis Clube, the site of the Rubro-Negro's victorious debut. Ticket sales begin this Thursday (October 2nd) at 10 a.m., with a link posted on the team's official social media channels.
The competition features three participants: Sesc Flamengo , Fluminense, and Tijuca Tênis Clube. The teams face each other in a home and away match, with the top two advancing to the final , scheduled for October 13th, broadcast on SporTV2.
In its debut, the team led by Bernardinho confirmed its favoritism and defeated Tijuca Tênis Clube by 3 sets to 0, with partial scores of 25-15, 25-22 and 25-14. The result guaranteed the Rubro-Negro the top of the table and increased the expectation for the classic against Fluminense.
Mengão debuts in the Carioca de Vôlei with a 3-0 victory over the Tijucanas and the newcomer shines in his first official game and secures leadership
01 Out 2025 | 23:00 |
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Sesc Flamengo started the Rio de Janeiro Women's Volleyball Championship with a victory, beating Tijuca 3-0 away from home on Wednesday night (1/10). American outside hitter Simone Lee was the standout performer, leading Bernardinho's team in the official debut of the state season.
The match, played at the opponent's gym, ended with scores of 25-15, 25-22, and 25-14 . With the result, Sesc Flamengo added three points and took sole leadership of the competition. Tijuca, which had defeated Fluminense in the previous round, remains in second place with two points, followed by the Tricolor das Laranjeiras.
Having just recovered from a cut on her foot, Simone Lee made her official debut and finished as the match's top scorer , scoring 15 points. The outside hitter was decisive with her serve and block, providing the team with security in key moments. Opposite hitter Tainara also stood out, contributing 14 points to the victory.
After the match, Simone celebrated the special moment: " It's really great to be here, feel this atmosphere, and be able to play with these girls for the first time officially . I'm super excited because I know the fans were eager to help us get this important victory, and we did it," she said.
Sesc Flamengo's next match takes place on Friday (3), at 8 pm, against Fluminense , again at Tijuca Tênis Clube. Ticket sales will open this Thursday (2), from 10 am, through the club's official social networks.
After winning the Brazilian Cup in Londrina, the red-black team begins its campaign in the Rio de Janeiro Women's Volleyball Championship this Wednesday (1/10), at 8 pm
01 Out 2025 | 11:06 |
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Sesc Flamengo debuts in the Carioca Women's Volleyball Championship this Wednesday (1/10), at 8 pm, against Tijuca Tênis Clube, in Rio de Janeiro. The duel marks the return of coach Bernardinho, who was absent last week due to the death of his mother , Maria Ângela, shortly after returning from the Men's Volleyball World Championship.
The red-and-black team arrives on a high after winning the Taça Brasil in Londrina, aiming for its 20th state title. Despite the positive momentum, the coaching staff and athletes emphasize that there are still adjustments to be made to reach the desired level.
Libero and captain Laís celebrated the group's progress, but reinforced the need for focus at each stage of the tournament. "I'm very happy with our team's energy and dedication to each challenge. Winning the Taça Brasil was incredibly important for us to gain competitive rhythm . We're still in the early stages of the process, so each stage we win is incredibly valuable. But now it's all over again," she said before concluding.
Flamengo captain predicts duels: "Promises great matches"
" We know that the Campeonato Carioca promises to be a great match. Tijuca is very strong this year, and Fluminense is always a tough opponent. We'll go in focused on building our game, game after game, in pursuit of this title," he said. In the opening round, Tijuca defeated Fluminense in a tiebreak, showing that they will be a competitive opponent.
The match against Tijuca will also mark Sesc Flamengo's first home game in Rio de Janeiro in the 2025/2026 season . Tickets are now available for purchase on the Guichê Web website.
The Campeonato Carioca will feature three teams: Sesc Flamengo , Fluminense, and Tijuca Tênis Clube. They will all face each other in a home and away match, with the two best teams advancing to the final. The second match for the Rubro-Negro will be against Fluminense on Friday (3) at 8 p.m. The qualifying round will end on October 9, again against Tricolor, at Hebraica.
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