Palmeiras vs. Flamengo: history, refereeing, and more information about the Libertadores final.
The match will be played this Saturday (29), at 18 pm, at the Monumental stadium in Lima, Peru.
By Romulo Paranhos - in
On the road to the fourth title of Eternal Glory! This Saturday (29), Flamengo and Palmeiras take to the field, at 18 pm (Brasília time), at the Monumental stadium in Lima, for the grand final of the Conmebol Libertadores. The winning team will be the first Brazilian to become four-time champion of America.
On the morning of this Friday (28), the Flamengo squad held their last training session before the decision, at the Peruvian national team's training center. The good news is that defender Léo Ortiz participated normally in the activity and could be included in the squad for the match.
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Retrospect
Flamengo and Palmeiras have faced each other 133 times in history. Flamengo has won 46 times, there have been 38 draws, and 49 losses. The teams are replaying the 2021 Libertadores final, when the São Paulo team prevailed in extra time, winning 2-1 at the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo.
Of Flamengo's current squad, only four players participated in the 2021 Libertadores final: Pedro, Arrascaeta, Bruno Henrique, and Michael (Filipe Luís, the current Flamengo coach, played in the final, but as a player).
Arbitration
Referee: Darío Humberto Herrera (ARG)
Assistants: Cristian Gonzalo Navarro (ARG) and José Miguel Savorani (ARG)
VAR: Héctor Alberto Paletta (ARG).