Video: TV Fla shows behind the scenes at Maracanã
Edition shows all the work behind the lawn spectacle
By Communication - Official Club Website - in
On the latest edition of TV Fla, Flamengo fans were able to see the entire structure behind the spectacle: before, during, and after a Flamengo match at Maracanã. At 13:30 p.m., when the gates opened, the bars, the cleaning, and all the details for the start of the event were ready for the Fla-Flu match, which would begin in two and a half hours.
Fan club members are eligible for the Match Day promotion and can watch behind-the-scenes footage of Flamengo's matches. Join this team. clicking here.
TV Fla also invaded the Flamengo locker room. Food, drinks, uniforms, and, of course, an image of Saint Jude Thaddeus were on display. The program also accompanied the organization of the crowd's entrance, which numbered over 40.
At Maracanã Mais, Canteros, who was not included in the match due to suspension, received red-and-black fans for photos and autographs.
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Presenter Karol Di Nassif also showed how the mascots are organized to enter the field with the athletes, as well as the preparation of the ball boys.
While fans enjoy the game, the action behind the scenes never stops. At Maracanã Mais, there's a lavish menu and, for dessert, churros with dulce de leche. While preparing all the information for the spectators, the news team also visits the big screen's operations room.
When the match ends on the field, the work continues off the field. In the auditorium of the World's Greatest, TV Fla showed all the preparations for another press conference with Vanderlei Luxemburgo.
Check out the second part of the report:
Fan club members are eligible for the Match Day promotion and can watch behind-the-scenes footage of Flamengo's matches. Join this team. clicking here.
TV Fla also invaded the Flamengo locker room. Food, drinks, uniforms, and, of course, an image of Saint Jude Thaddeus were on display. The program also accompanied the organization of the crowd's entrance, which numbered over 40.
At Maracanã Mais, Canteros, who was not included in the match due to suspension, received red-and-black fans for photos and autographs.
Check out the first part of the article:
Presenter Karol Di Nassif also showed how the mascots are organized to enter the field with the athletes, as well as the preparation of the ball boys.
While fans enjoy the game, the action behind the scenes never stops. At Maracanã Mais, there's a lavish menu and, for dessert, churros with dulce de leche. While preparing all the information for the spectators, the news team also visits the big screen's operations room.
When the match ends on the field, the work continues off the field. In the auditorium of the World's Greatest, TV Fla showed all the preparations for another press conference with Vanderlei Luxemburgo.
Check out the second part of the report: