Flamengo counts on its fans to make a difference in the Libertadores
Tickets are still being sold in advance and players want a full house.
By From the team at Flamengo's official website - in
Flamengo fans have always been important in the club's triumphant moments, as well as in its most difficult ones. After losing their first match in the 2010 Copa Santander Libertadores, against Universidad de Chile, last Wednesday (17.03), the players hope to have the support of the fans to make the most of the home advantage in the two remaining games, at Maracanã, in the first phase of the competition.
On April 7th, Flamengo will face Universidad de Chile at 21:50 pm at the Maracanã stadium. They lead Group 8 with seven points, and fans can do their part in the team's quest for qualification for the next stage. As for the Flamengo squad, everyone is committed to achieving their goal.
"We lost when we could have lost. Nobody is used to losing here, and I hope it stays that way. However, we know we can decide everything at home. We have two games at the Maracanã and we have to make the most of the home advantage," said midfielder Petkovic.
One of Flamengo's standout performers in the first three Libertadores matches, Léo Moura represents the team's peace of mind regarding the upcoming matches in the South American competition.
"We'll always play to win games, especially on our home turf. We know we need to face our opponents in the return matches and win. We still have two home matches, and we have the upper hand in the group. We can make a difference," said the right-back, who is recovering from a sprained right ankle.
The match against Caracas will conclude Flamengo's participation in the first phase. The game is also scheduled for 21:50 PM at Maracanã Stadium.
TICKETS
Fans who haven't yet purchased their tickets for Flamengo's upcoming Copa Santander Libertadores matches can still purchase them in advance. Ticket sales have continued as usual since they were launched, and the club hopes the fans will once again demonstrate their strength against the Chileans and Venezuelans.
The only change was the discontinuation of the package, which was created for those who purchased tickets to the club's three home matches. Check out the prices and points of sale below:
Prices:
• Green and Yellow Grandstands - (Full price: R$50,00 ½ price: R$25,00)
• White Grandstands (Full price: R$80,00 ½ price: R$40,00)
• Regular Chairs (Full price: R$ 30,00 ½ price: R$ 15,00)
• Special Chairs (Full price: R$ 250,00 - ½ price: R$ 125,00).
Outlets:
• Av. Borges de Medeiros, 997 (for members only)
• Gávea Ticket Offices (NS Auxiliadora Square)
• Fluminense FC ticket offices
• Maracanã Ticket Office 08
• São Cristóvão FR ticket offices
• Tijuca Tennis Club Gymnasium Ticket Office
• São João Street, No. 34, store 114 – Downtown - Niterói
• HSBC Arena (Av. Abelardo Bueno, 3401 – Barra da Tijuca)
* To access the stadium, fans entitled to ½ entry will need to bring a document proving their right (identity card, student ID or proof of enrollment from 2010).
** Limit of up to five tickets per fan
On April 7th, Flamengo will face Universidad de Chile at 21:50 pm at the Maracanã stadium. They lead Group 8 with seven points, and fans can do their part in the team's quest for qualification for the next stage. As for the Flamengo squad, everyone is committed to achieving their goal.
"We lost when we could have lost. Nobody is used to losing here, and I hope it stays that way. However, we know we can decide everything at home. We have two games at the Maracanã and we have to make the most of the home advantage," said midfielder Petkovic.
One of Flamengo's standout performers in the first three Libertadores matches, Léo Moura represents the team's peace of mind regarding the upcoming matches in the South American competition.
"We'll always play to win games, especially on our home turf. We know we need to face our opponents in the return matches and win. We still have two home matches, and we have the upper hand in the group. We can make a difference," said the right-back, who is recovering from a sprained right ankle.
The match against Caracas will conclude Flamengo's participation in the first phase. The game is also scheduled for 21:50 PM at Maracanã Stadium.
TICKETS
Fans who haven't yet purchased their tickets for Flamengo's upcoming Copa Santander Libertadores matches can still purchase them in advance. Ticket sales have continued as usual since they were launched, and the club hopes the fans will once again demonstrate their strength against the Chileans and Venezuelans.
The only change was the discontinuation of the package, which was created for those who purchased tickets to the club's three home matches. Check out the prices and points of sale below:
Prices:
• Green and Yellow Grandstands - (Full price: R$50,00 ½ price: R$25,00)
• White Grandstands (Full price: R$80,00 ½ price: R$40,00)
• Regular Chairs (Full price: R$ 30,00 ½ price: R$ 15,00)
• Special Chairs (Full price: R$ 250,00 - ½ price: R$ 125,00).
Outlets:
• Av. Borges de Medeiros, 997 (for members only)
• Gávea Ticket Offices (NS Auxiliadora Square)
• Fluminense FC ticket offices
• Maracanã Ticket Office 08
• São Cristóvão FR ticket offices
• Tijuca Tennis Club Gymnasium Ticket Office
• São João Street, No. 34, store 114 – Downtown - Niterói
• HSBC Arena (Av. Abelardo Bueno, 3401 – Barra da Tijuca)
* To access the stadium, fans entitled to ½ entry will need to bring a document proving their right (identity card, student ID or proof of enrollment from 2010).
** Limit of up to five tickets per fan