Event was held in Marabá-PA last weekend
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Last weekend, the Flamengoheld a women's football festival in partnership with Vale, sponsor of the red-black base via the Sports Incentive Law. The tournament hosted under-13, under-15 and under-17 teams, covering the field and hall.
The event took place in Marabá-PA, at Estaçãoconhecimento, and featured futsal and field football tournaments for more than 220 girls up to 17 years old - including young indigenous people from nearby villages. Furthermore, members of the club gave a training course for coaches to 55 physical education professionals in the region.
“We were surprised by the welcome from the city of Marabá, everywhere our committee showed its affection. by the Club was highlighted. The presence of women in the training course was very important, they represented half of the class. Finally, the girls playing futsal and field football for two days was very good, we had the opportunity to evaluate their performance during very competitive games”, said André Rocha, Flamengo's women's football manager.
The initiative's main objective was to promote the sport, one of the main pillars of the Rubro-Negro project involving the Meninas da Gávea, seeking to strengthen the base of women's football in the country.
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First leg takes place this Thursday (19), at 7pm, at Maracanã
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This Thursday, September 19th, Flamengo takes to the field to face Peñarol, at 7pm (Brasília time), at the Maracanã Stadium, in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the Copa Libertadores. Mais Querido is looking for a good advantage in front of its fans to advance to the semi-finals of the continental competition.
CRF is having a good campaign this season, despite coach Tite's work still dividing opinions among fans. With 45 points, Rubro-Negro occupies 4th place in the Brazilian Championship, eight points behind leader Botafogo. In the last match, the team drew 1-1 with Vasco, also at Maracanã.
In the round of 16 of the Libertadores, Flamengo eliminated Bolívar with a aggregate score of 2 to 1. For this Thursday's clash, Tite will have to deal with important absences. Striker Luiz Araújo, injured, is out, joining the list of absences that already includes Cebolinha, Michael, Pedro and full-back Viña.
The game will be broadcast live on ESPN and Disney+. The referee designated for the clash is Venezuelan Jesus Valenzuela, with assistance from compatriots Jorge Urrego and Tulio Moreno. The match promises to be fierce, as both teams have a balanced record in South American competitions.
Flamengo (Coach: Tite):
Rossi; Varela, Fabrício Bruno, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro; Pulgar, De La Cruz, Gerson and Arrascaeta; Plata and Bruno Henrique.
Peñarol (Coach: Diego Aguirre):
Aguerre; Pedro Milans, Léo Coelho, Javier Méndez, Guzmán Rodríguez and Maximiliano Olivera; Eduardo Darías, Damián García and Leonardo Fernández; Javier Cabrera and Maximiliano Silvera.
Tite's team does its last training session at Ninho do Urubu
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Flamengo concluded, on the afternoon of this Wednesday (18), at Ninho do Urubu, its preparation for the clash against Peñarol, which will take place tomorrow (19), at 7pm, at Maracanã, in the quarter-finals of the Libertadores . Coach Tite led a tactical training session to define the starters who will start the decisive match.
The team receives good news with the return of De La Cruz, who is fully recovered from a muscle injury and will be available by Tite. Furthermore, reinforcements Alex Sandro, Carlos Alcaraz and Gonzalo Plata, who were recently registered in the competition, will also be ready to reinforce Mais Querido.
On the other hand, Flamengo will be missing striker Luiz Araújo, who will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. The player was injured in the first half of the classic against Vasco, last Sunday, and will be absent from the team in the next matches.
Flamengo and Peñarol have faced each other 15 times throughout history, with a total balance. There were six wins for CRF, three draws and six defeats. The last meeting between the teams took place in the 2019 Libertadores, in Montevideo, and ended in a goalless draw.
The match will be broadcast live exclusively on ESPN and Disney+. FlaTV and FlaTV+ will start coverage from 4pm with the pre-game, while the audio narration of the game, at 7pm, will be conducted by a 100% red-black team.
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