Flamengo (3rd) and Coritiba (14th) duel this Sunday (20), at Maracanã. The ball rolls at 19:30 pm and only victory is of interest to Rubro-Negro, who still have a mathematical chance of being champion, five points behind leader Palmeiras with three rounds remaining in the Brazilian Championship.
Tickets
The North and Lower East sectors are sold out. Online sales for the remaining tickets continue until the day before the game (19/11), at 20 pm, at Futebolcard website. To see the physical points of sale, click here.
Pre-game
Last Wednesday (16), Flamengo won again in the Brasileirão. The team won 1-0 against América-MG, away from home, and remains with mathematical chances of lifting the trophy. After the game, Zé Ricardo stated in a press conference that the team needs to "win every game, always thinking about the title". For Juan, Rubro-Negro must, before hoping for favorable results, do your part in the last three remaining games, against Coritiba, Santos and Atlético-PR. Just like the defender, Diego e Jorge They stated that as long as there is a chance, Flamengo will fight for the cup.
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Tickets
The North and Lower East sectors are sold out. Online sales for the remaining tickets continue until the day before the game (19/11), at 20 pm, at Futebolcard website. To see the physical points of sale, click here.
Pre-game
Last Wednesday (16), Flamengo won again in the Brasileirão. The team won 1-0 against América-MG, away from home, and remains with mathematical chances of lifting the trophy. After the game, Zé Ricardo stated in a press conference that the team needs to "win every game, always thinking about the title". For Juan, Rubro-Negro must, before hoping for favorable results, do your part in the last three remaining games, against Coritiba, Santos and Atlético-PR. Just like the defender, Diego e Jorge They stated that as long as there is a chance, Flamengo will fight for the cup.
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Remember is living
Flamengo's record against Coritiba in the Brazilian Championship is favorable: 20 wins and six draws in 39 matches, with 57 goals for and 48 against. At home, the numbers are even better: in 20 matches, 13 wins, four draws, and only three losses in the history of the Brasileirão. The last time they met, the score was 2-0 for the Rubro-Negro at Couto Pereira, in Paraná, with goals from Guerrero and Marcelo Cirino.
Coritiba and Flamengo will rematch a round of 2014 match of the 3 Copa do Brasil. On that occasion, Flamengo achieved what seemed impossible: overturning the 0-XNUMX deficit conceded by Flamengo in the first leg with two penalties converted by Alecsandro and a goal by Eduardo da Silva, sending the tie to a penalty shootout. At Maracanã, the nation's energy prevailed: the Paraná team's goalkeeper, Vanderlei, saved three shots; Paulo Victor, two. But the opponent still hit the post twice, and Argentina's Canteros converted the penalty that sent Flamengo to the quarterfinals. Relive:
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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.
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Flamengo's record against Coritiba in the Brazilian Championship is favorable: 20 wins and six draws in 39 matches, with 57 goals for and 48 against. At home, the numbers are even better: in 20 matches, 13 wins, four draws, and only three losses in the history of the Brasileirão. The last time they met, the score was 2-0 for the Rubro-Negro at Couto Pereira, in Paraná, with goals from Guerrero and Marcelo Cirino.
Coritiba and Flamengo will rematch a round of 2014 match of the 3 Copa do Brasil. On that occasion, Flamengo achieved what seemed impossible: overturning the 0-XNUMX deficit conceded by Flamengo in the first leg with two penalties converted by Alecsandro and a goal by Eduardo da Silva, sending the tie to a penalty shootout. At Maracanã, the nation's energy prevailed: the Paraná team's goalkeeper, Vanderlei, saved three shots; Paulo Victor, two. But the opponent still hit the post twice, and Argentina's Canteros converted the penalty that sent Flamengo to the quarterfinals. Relive:
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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.
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