Flamengo is just one point away from the top of the Brasileirão. And the leader Palmeiras is the next opponent of the Rubro-Negro, in the match valid for the 25th round of the championship. The game will be at 21:45 pm this Wednesday (14), at Allianz Parque, in São Paulo.
Preparation
Packed by fourth consecutive victory in the Brasileirão, against Vitória, in Bahia, Flamengo returned to training on Monday (12), at the George Helal Training Center. The group that started the match at Barradão did recovery training and the other athletes trained with the ball on the grass. On Tuesday morning, Zé Ricardo did
the final adjustments were made to the team, which then traveled to São Paulo. Once again, the Red-Black Nation packed Santos Dumont Airport with around 5 people to welcome the team before boarding.
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Preparation
Packed by fourth consecutive victory in the Brasileirão, against Vitória, in Bahia, Flamengo returned to training on Monday (12), at the George Helal Training Center. The group that started the match at Barradão did recovery training and the other athletes trained with the ball on the grass. On Tuesday morning, Zé Ricardo did
the final adjustments were made to the team, which then traveled to São Paulo. Once again, the Red-Black Nation packed Santos Dumont Airport with around 5 people to welcome the team before boarding.Click here and see all the Mengão football news.
Remember is living
In the 2009 Brasileirão, the first duel between Flamengo and Palmeiras ended in a 2-1 victory for the Alviverde team at the Maracanã. But in the return leg, it was the Rubro-Negro who won away from home and with great style. The three points—earned eight rounds before their sixth championship—came thanks to two stunning goals from Petkovic: one a goal in a row and the other an Olympic-quality goal. Remember:
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TV broadcast
On television, red-black fans will be able to watch the match on TV Globo, for all of Brazil except SP, and on Canal Premiere (pay-per-view). 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.
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In the 2009 Brasileirão, the first duel between Flamengo and Palmeiras ended in a 2-1 victory for the Alviverde team at the Maracanã. But in the return leg, it was the Rubro-Negro who won away from home and with great style. The three points—earned eight rounds before their sixth championship—came thanks to two stunning goals from Petkovic: one a goal in a row and the other an Olympic-quality goal. Remember:
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TV broadcast
On television, red-black fans will be able to watch the match on TV Globo, for all of Brazil except SP, and on Canal Premiere (pay-per-view). 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.
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