FlaBasquete has its matchups set for the South American League semifinals. The Pride of the Nation will face Olimpia (Paraguay), Pinheiros (Brazil), and Estudiantes (Argentina) between November 7th and 9th. The matches will take place at the Tijuca Tennis Club gymnasium, and the beloved team will count on the strength of the Flamengo fans to seek qualification for the final.
See below for the schedule of matches for the semifinal phase of the South American League.
November 7th (Tuesday) - Tijuca Tennis Club
Game 1 - 18:15 PM - Estudiantes (Argentina) vs. Pinheiros (Brazil)
2nd game - 20:30 PM - Flamengo (Brazil) vs. Olimpia (Paraguay)
November 8th (Wednesday) - Tijuca Tennis Club
1st game - 19:00 PM - Flamengo (Brazil) vs. Pinheiros (Brazil)
2nd game - 21:15 PM - Olimpia (Paraguay) vs. Estudiantes (Argentina)
November 9th (Thursday) - Tijuca Tennis Club
1st game - 18:15 PM - Pinheiros (Brazil) vs. Olimpia (Paraguay)
2nd game - 20:30 PM - Flamengo (Brazil) vs. Estudiantes (Argentina)
The team with the most points after the three rounds of Group 1 will face the highest scorer from Group 2 in the grand final. Guaros de Lara (Venezuela), Cimarrones del Choco (Colombia), Aguada (Uruguay), and Quilmes (Argentina) are the teams competing in Barquisimeto for the other spot in the South American League final.
See below for the schedule of matches for the semifinal phase of the South American League.
November 7th (Tuesday) - Tijuca Tennis Club
Game 1 - 18:15 PM - Estudiantes (Argentina) vs. Pinheiros (Brazil)
2nd game - 20:30 PM - Flamengo (Brazil) vs. Olimpia (Paraguay)
November 8th (Wednesday) - Tijuca Tennis Club
1st game - 19:00 PM - Flamengo (Brazil) vs. Pinheiros (Brazil)
2nd game - 21:15 PM - Olimpia (Paraguay) vs. Estudiantes (Argentina)
November 9th (Thursday) - Tijuca Tennis Club
1st game - 18:15 PM - Pinheiros (Brazil) vs. Olimpia (Paraguay)
2nd game - 20:30 PM - Flamengo (Brazil) vs. Estudiantes (Argentina)
The team with the most points after the three rounds of Group 1 will face the highest scorer from Group 2 in the grand final. Guaros de Lara (Venezuela), Cimarrones del Choco (Colombia), Aguada (Uruguay), and Quilmes (Argentina) are the teams competing in Barquisimeto for the other spot in the South American League final.
The basketball teams of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo receive funding from their sponsors – Estácio, AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, and EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and the State Incentive Law/Rio de Janeiro State Secretariat of Sports, Recreation, and Youth (Seelje), in addition to support from the Brazilian Club Committee (CBC) resulting from the decentralization of resources generated by the Pelé Law. The Anjo da Guarda Rubro-Negro Project, a personal tax transfer, benefits all Olympic sports of the Most Beloved.