The final of the Taça Guanabara in 2011, Flamengo vs. Boavista will be decided once again.
If they don't win, Flamengo could reach the final round with no chance of qualifying for the semifinals.
By Communication - Official Club Website - in
Flamengo takes to the field this Saturday (9) in search of victory: without the three points, Mais Querido could reach the last round without a chance of qualifying for the Taça Guanabara semi-final. The decisive match will be at 16 pm, against Boavista, in a rematch of the 2011 final of the same championship.
The ball is rolling at the Estádio da Cidadania in Volta Redonda, and the team can count on the return of Argentine midfielder Mancuello, who has recovered from injury and trained with the starting lineup this week., at the George Helal Training Center.
O Colombian player Cuéllar was interviewed by journalists at the press conference following Thursday's activities. (7) and spoke about Flamengo's current situation. "We were doing well and then we dropped off a bit. We're human beings. The key is to recover quickly. We played well against Vasco and Botafogo, but we didn't win. It's normal for such a big team to suffer pressure. We are united, all together, going in the same direction," he said.
How to watch: tickets and streaming
Ticket prices for the match range from R$20 to R$50. On the day of the game, tickets will only be sold at the stadium, from 11:00 AM until the second half of the match. Click here to learn more about ticket sales.
Those unable to attend the stadium can watch the game live on the Premiere channel. Season ticket holders receive a discount on their SKY cable TV subscription. Click here, sign up and don't miss any Mengão game!
Fan club members can use the program's discounts to stock their fridges with products from Movimento Pelo Futebol Melhor partners and get ready to cheer without hunger or thirst! If you're not already a member, member-fan, it's time to come play together: click here and join or call 4007-1981.
Coverage in Mengão's official media
Like the Flamengo's Facebook page, follow the club on Twitter and keep an eye on Instagram To follow our live broadcast, you can participate using the hashtag #FLAxBVT, posting your comments and photos of the match. FlaTV also brings exclusive content from the beloved club to the Nation, with special angles of the goals and behind-the-scenes images. Click here and subscribe to our channel, free, with one click.
History
Flamengo and Boavista have faced each other 11 times in history, with Flamengo holding a significant advantage in the head-to-head record, having lost only once, won seven, and drawn three matches. This match is a rematch of Flamengo's opening game in this edition of the Campeonato Carioca, when the teams finished in a 1-1 draw at the Giulite Coutinho stadium.
The teams already decided the Guanabara Cup title in 2011. Flamengo won the championship with a 1-0 victory in a packed Engenhão stadium, thanks to a free-kick goal by Ronaldinho Gaúcho. Relive the best moments:
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Preparation
After the draw with Botafogo, on Saturday (2), the team returned to the George Helal Training Center. On Monday, there was a scare with left-back Jorge. He suffered a facial trauma and left training for the hospital, but returned clinically well on Wednesday (6). During the week, Muricy led Intense finishing drills, he did tactical work e trained the team on a reduced-size field..
The ball is rolling at the Estádio da Cidadania in Volta Redonda, and the team can count on the return of Argentine midfielder Mancuello, who has recovered from injury and trained with the starting lineup this week., at the George Helal Training Center.
O Colombian player Cuéllar was interviewed by journalists at the press conference following Thursday's activities. (7) and spoke about Flamengo's current situation. "We were doing well and then we dropped off a bit. We're human beings. The key is to recover quickly. We played well against Vasco and Botafogo, but we didn't win. It's normal for such a big team to suffer pressure. We are united, all together, going in the same direction," he said.
How to watch: tickets and streaming
Ticket prices for the match range from R$20 to R$50. On the day of the game, tickets will only be sold at the stadium, from 11:00 AM until the second half of the match. Click here to learn more about ticket sales.
Those unable to attend the stadium can watch the game live on the Premiere channel. Season ticket holders receive a discount on their SKY cable TV subscription. Click here, sign up and don't miss any Mengão game!
Fan club members can use the program's discounts to stock their fridges with products from Movimento Pelo Futebol Melhor partners and get ready to cheer without hunger or thirst! If you're not already a member, member-fan, it's time to come play together: click here and join or call 4007-1981.
Coverage in Mengão's official media
Like the Flamengo's Facebook page, follow the club on Twitter and keep an eye on Instagram To follow our live broadcast, you can participate using the hashtag #FLAxBVT, posting your comments and photos of the match. FlaTV also brings exclusive content from the beloved club to the Nation, with special angles of the goals and behind-the-scenes images. Click here and subscribe to our channel, free, with one click.
History
Flamengo and Boavista have faced each other 11 times in history, with Flamengo holding a significant advantage in the head-to-head record, having lost only once, won seven, and drawn three matches. This match is a rematch of Flamengo's opening game in this edition of the Campeonato Carioca, when the teams finished in a 1-1 draw at the Giulite Coutinho stadium.
The teams already decided the Guanabara Cup title in 2011. Flamengo won the championship with a 1-0 victory in a packed Engenhão stadium, thanks to a free-kick goal by Ronaldinho Gaúcho. Relive the best moments:
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Preparation
After the draw with Botafogo, on Saturday (2), the team returned to the George Helal Training Center. On Monday, there was a scare with left-back Jorge. He suffered a facial trauma and left training for the hospital, but returned clinically well on Wednesday (6). During the week, Muricy led Intense finishing drills, he did tactical work e trained the team on a reduced-size field..