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Flamengo's Game Today Takes Place at 8 PM (Brasília Time)

This Thursday (19), Fla returns to the field to play the seventh round of the Brazilian Championship. So, check out the details about the Flamengo vs Remo match, scheduled to kick off at 8 PM (Brasília time).

Does Flamengo Have Any Absences?

Currently, Flamengo has only two confirmed absences for the match against Remo. They are: Bruno Henrique, who is recovering from pubalgia, and Saúl, who underwent surgery on his left heel at the start of the season.

And Suspended Players?

In addition to the absences, Flamengo is on alert regarding players who are one yellow card away from suspension: Erick Pulgar and Léo Pereira. Therefore, if these players receive a third yellow card, they will miss the next round for the Most Beloved in the Brasileirão, against Corinthians.

And How Does Remo Arrive?

On the other hand, Remo, coached by Léo Condé, has four absences for the match against Flamengo. They are: Sávio (thigh injury), João Lucas (knee trauma), Diego Hernández (knee pain), and Eduardo Melo (biceps injury).

Who Is Broadcasting Flamengo vs Remo?

It's important to note that the Flamengo vs Remo match will be broadcast exclusively on Premiere, via pay-per-view. Nevertheless, Coluna do Fla TV, on YouTube, will be keeping an eye on all the details of the match from pre-game to post-game, live from Maracanã.

FLAMENGO vs REMO?MATCH INFO:

Venue: Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro Competition: Brazilian Championship, 7th round Date:  March 19, 2026, Thursday Time: 8 PM (Brasília time) Referee: Paulo César Zanovelli da Silva Assistants: Neuza Ines Back and Carlos Eduardo Ribeiro Santos 4th Official: Raimundo Rodrigues De Oliveira Junior VAR: Daiane Muniz

What Are the Probable Lineups?

Flamengo: Rossi; Royal, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro; Pulgar, Jorginho and Arrascaeta; Lucas Paquetá, Samuel Lino and Pedro. Coach: Leonardo Jardim.

Remo: Marcelo Rangel; Marcelinho, Marllon, Tchamba, Kayky; Picco, Zé Ricardo, Patrick de Paula; Jajá, Alef Manga and Vitor Bueno. Coach: Léo Condé.

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