Flamengo fans who traveled to Santiago to support the team against Universidad de Chile this Thursday are already in the country's capital with their sacred jerseys and flags in hand. Around 30 Flamengo fans boarded the club's chartered flight with the group, and others, including Felipe Amorim and Ramon Castro, traveled by bus. Around 60 fans are currently also en route to the Chilean capital on another flight to Santiago.

Felipe Amorim, who also went to Venezuela and São Paulo, in addition to the other games in Santiago in this Libertadores, shows confidence in the positive result and guarantees that there are no limits to his love for Flamengo.

"I came to Chile because I believe we'll return with the qualification and the title. Flamengo is like that. Everything has to be about overcoming obstacles," he said, having left Brazil on Monday.

Flamengo needs to beat La U by two goals this Thursday at 22:15 p.m. at the cramped Santa Laura stadium in Santiago. The match is a quarterfinal match of the Copa Libertadores, and if they achieve this result, the team from Gávea will advance to the semifinals.

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