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Next Sunday, starting at 9:30 am, the Brazilian Football Confederation, located in Barra da Tijuca, will open its doors to welcome the last goodbye to Mario Jorge Lobo Zagallo, one of the giants in the history of world football
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Zagallo, the only one to win four World Cups, passed away last Friday, aged 92, due to multiple organ failure, after being hospitalized since the end of December. The wake, which will allow admirers and fans to say goodbye to the icon, will take place at the CBF headquarters.
The burial is scheduled for 4pm on the same day, at the São João Batista Cemetery. An opportunity for friends, family and admirers to share memories and express gratitude for a life dedicated to sport. Zagallo made history as a player in 1958 and 1962, coach in 1970 and technical coordinator in 1994, leaving an indelible mark on the trajectory of the Brazilian team.< /p>
In addition to the epic victories, he led the team in 1974 and 1998, obtaining fourth place and runner-up, respectively. His contribution was also evident in 2006 when he returned as coordinator. Zagallo's health has become a concern in recent years, culminating in his last hospitalization in December 2022.
In September 2023, he faced a battle with a urinary tract infection, spending around 20 days in the hospital. His delicate condition, associated with advancing age, inevitably led to multiple organ failure. Zagallo, even after his departure, continues to receive the recognition he deserved.
In an election promoted by the ge portal, with the participation of more than 100 coaches, he was elected as the second greatest coach in the history of Brazil, second only to Telê Santana. At this moment of farewell, words become insufficient to express Zagallo's importance to Brazilian football. His legacy goes beyond titles; he is a testament to passion, dedication and love for the sport. May goodbye be a see you later, and may your influence continue to inspire future generations.
Like Rubro-negro, Martial suffered from injuries in 2023/24
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The game will be on September 19th, at Maracanã, against an opponent that is still undefined
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Ticket sales for the first leg of the CONMEBOL Libertadores quarter-finals, between Flamengo and opponent still to come to be defined, starts this Monday (9), at 10am. The game will be held on September 19th, at 7pm, at Maracanã. Nação fan members will have priority to purchase through the official website (flamengo.superingresso.com.br).
For the match, all fans who buy tickets online, in any sector of the stadium, will need to use registered facial biometrics to access Maracanã. No other means of access will be permitted for tickets purchased digitally. In addition, fans must have their original documents with photo upon entry.
Access to the stadium's security perimeter will be controlled by a dynamic QR code generated by the application Fla Tickets. Access to the interior of Maracanã will be done through facial biometrics.
09/09 (10am) - Diamond+1 (level 0)
09/09 (4pm) - Diamond / Platinum+ 1 (level 1)
10/09 (10am) - Platinum / Gold+1 (level 2)
10/09 (4pm) - Gold / Silver+1 (level 3 )
11/09 (10am) - Silver (level 4)
12/09 (10am) - General Public online / Free Online
17/09 (10am) - Physical and free points of sale
19/09 (7pm) - Closing of online sales
Tickets vary according to the chosen sector and fan membership plan. Check the prices:
North (Flamengo): Diamond: R$32.50; General Public: R$130.00 (half: R$65.00)
South (Flamengo): Diamond: R$40.00; General Public: R$160.00 (half: R$80.00)
Superior East (Flamengo): Diamond: R$60.00; General Public: R$240.00 (half: R$120.00)
Lower East (Flamengo): Diamond: R$75.00; General Public: R$300.00 (half: R$150.00)
Lower West (Flamengo): Diamond: R$100.00; General Public: R$400.00 (half: R$200.00)
Fla+ Space: R$300.00
Maracanã Mais (Flamengo): Diamond: R$431.25; General Public: R$1,500.00 (half: R$787.50)
South B (Visitor): Visitor: R$160.00 (half: R$80.00)
< br> ADDITIONAL SERVICESIn sectors that offer additional services, such as a buffet at Maracanã Mais, the discount will only be applied to the ticket price, being the cost of services charged in full.
Find out everything about the very important game for the Brazilian team
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This Friday, September 6, the Couto Pereira Stadium, in Curitiba, will be the stage for the clash between Brazil and Ecuador in the 7th round of the South American Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. The match, scheduled for 10pm (Brasília time), promises to be an important opportunity for the Brazilian team to get back on the path to victory.
With seven points accumulated in six rounds, Brazil occupies 6th place in the table and needs a good result to get closer to the direct classification zone for the World Cup. Coach Dorival Júnior will make his debut in qualifying matches after taking command of the team in place of Fernando Diniz. His first mission is to restore the fans' confidence, shaken after Uruguay's elimination in the Copa América.
Brazil has a positive record against Ecuador, with an unbeaten run of ten matches. The expectation is that the team can maintain this performance, especially playing at home. With Dorival Júnior at the helm, the team hopes to impose itself and dominate the game, seeking a favorable score at Couto Pereira.
Date: Friday, September 6, 2024
Time: 10pm (Brasília time)
Location: Couto Pereira Stadium, Curitiba
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Broadcast: SporTV and streaming services
Brazil: Alisson; Danilo, Éder Militão, Gabriel Magalhães and Guilherme Arana; André, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Rodrygo, Endrick and Vinicius Junior. Coach: Dorival Júnior.
Ecuador: Galíndez; Preciado, Torres, Hincapié and Estupiñán; Moisés Caicedo, Gruezo and Alan Franco; Kendry Páez, Valencia and Sarmiento. Coach: Sebastián Beccacece.
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