After a great kick-off in the Campeonato Carioca, with great performances from debutants Trauco and Rômulo and a 4-1 thrashing of Boavista, Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (1) for the second round of the state championship. The ball rolls at 19:30 pm at the Raulino de Oliveira stadium, in Volta Redonda.
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Tickets
Due to State Championship regulations, there will be no discounts for club members for this match. Grandstand tickets cost R$40 (R$20 half price) and special seats R$60 (R$30 half price). In Rio de Janeiro, the only physical point of sale is at Flamengo's headquarters in Gávea, on January 30th and 31st, from 10:17 am to XNUMX:XNUMX pm.
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Retrospect
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Tickets
Due to State Championship regulations, there will be no discounts for club members for this match. Grandstand tickets cost R$40 (R$20 half price) and special seats R$60 (R$30 half price). In Rio de Janeiro, the only physical point of sale is at Flamengo's headquarters in Gávea, on January 30th and 31st, from 10:17 am to XNUMX:XNUMX pm.
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Retrospect
In the last match, for the 2016 Carioca Championship, Flamengo beat Macaé 2-0, at Moacyrzão, with goals from Wallace and Marcelo Cirino.
Flamengo has never lost to Macaé: six wins and three draws in nine matches. Their record at the Raulino de Oliveira stadium is also favorable. In 2016, they won nine and drew one in 12 matches. Throughout their history, Flamengo has played 98 matches at the stadium: 62 wins and 21 draws, with 186 goals scored and 78 conceded.
TV broadcast
On television, red-and-black fans will be able to watch the match on Canal Premiere. Fan club members can enjoy more Flamengo watching the game on TV: discounts on Sky packages and even on beer to watch the match! Fan club members can enjoy more Flamengo on game day: discounts and priority access on tickets to watch at the stadium and on pay-per-view, and beer to watch on TV! Click and feel the pride of being a fan club member.
Social media coverage
Flamengo has never lost to Macaé: six wins and three draws in nine matches. Their record at the Raulino de Oliveira stadium is also favorable. In 2016, they won nine and drew one in 12 matches. Throughout their history, Flamengo has played 98 matches at the stadium: 62 wins and 21 draws, with 186 goals scored and 78 conceded.
TV broadcast
On television, red-and-black fans will be able to watch the match on Canal Premiere. Fan club members can enjoy more Flamengo watching the game on TV: discounts on Sky packages and even on beer to watch the match! Fan club members can enjoy more Flamengo on game day: discounts and priority access on tickets to watch at the stadium and on pay-per-view, and beer to watch on TV! Click and feel the pride of being a fan club member.
Social media coverage
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